Through this partnership, which marks Pinter’s largest U.S. collaboration to date, fans can brew a Pinter-crafted take on a Lagunitas OG recipe at home, starting with Lil Sumpin’ Easy, reworked for the Pinter system.
Tesla is not a template for every manufacturer. But it is one of the clearest examples of what happens when a company decides that certain supply chain capabilities are too important to leave outside the enterprise boundary. Tesla is useful to study because it puts a hard question in front of manufacturers. What should remain …
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It sounds crazy, right?!? Wine is not supposed to smell like glue or kerosene or gasoline, is it? Well, friends, when you are talking about classic German Riesling, one of the great aromatic white wines in the world, airplane glue is exactly what you can expect. And trust us, you’ll like it. But, hold on, …
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Oh sure, there’s a ton of romance and history in the origins of winemaking. And every boutique enterprise, no matter how large or small, has a charming tale to tell […]
Cloudflare’s new Code Mode MCP server is getting attention for its token savings. The more important point is what it suggests about agent architecture. As enterprise AI moves from demos into real operating environments, the challenge is becoming less about whether a model can call a tool and more about whether it can work across …
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The latest update from the International Energy Agency arrives in a more fragile setting than it did even a few days ago. Uncertainty around U.S.-Iran talks has increased, the cease-fire window is narrowing, and tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have intensified. That backdrop matters. The IEA’s update is not just a market summary. It …
🍇 WHERE WINE TAKES YOU – EPISODE 167 🍷 ROC PART 3: ROOTS, RESPONSIBILITY & THE FUTURE OF FARMING In this episode of Where Wine Takes You, Adam closes out the three-part deep dive into Regenerative Organic Certified (ROC) farming with two powerhouse voices helping lead the movement in Paso Robles. First up is Hilary …
The history of Japanese whisky isn’t quite as convoluted as other spirits categories. It’s just misunderstood. The category crept into the collective American consciousness right around the time of the brown spirits revival in the early aughts, thanks in part to Bill Murray’s iconic ad-within-a-film catchphrase “For relaxing times, make it Suntory time” in the …
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At the turn of this century, as the 2000s began, IPA was not an initialism your average person would have known. Very few bars served IPAs. Very few stores stocked them. Very few breweries even made them. Yes, a few pioneers of the (re)birth of the style had already come in the late ’90s, in …
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As Bordeaux En Primeur 2025 starts up, negociants, merchants and châteaux do their traditional dance over price.