Columbia Distributing has agreed to buy a stake in Idaho’s Hayden Beverage Company to strengthen its Pacific Northwest presence The post Hayden Beverage and Columbia Distributing join forces appeared first on The Spirits Business.
In the wine market’s continuing battle of land versus brand, brand has several built-in advantages. Brands are often backed by big business marketing and distribution muscle, for example, and brands are scalable in ways that vineyard- and region-specific wines never can be. My first wine book, Wine Wars, charted the path of several famous brands, …
Four Roses Distillery will launch its oldest bourbon to date to inaugurate its new “ultra-premium” Anthology line this summer, the brand announced today. Anthology will be a series of annual, limited releases intended to honor the distillery’s nearly 140-year history. The series debuts with a 21-year-old, 124.9-proof bourbon named Chapter One: Origin, which will hit …
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Pfizer’s cold chain experience illustrates a broader pharmaceutical industry shift as companies such as Moderna, Merck, Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, Roche, Sanofi, and GSK manage increasingly temperature-sensitive global supply networks. Pharmaceutical supply chains operate under unusually demanding conditions. Products can be high value, highly regulated, time sensitive, and temperature sensitive. Distribution networks often span manufacturing …
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Cold chain supply networks increasingly depend on rapid detection, coordinated response, and continuous monitoring to manage operational risk. Cold chain logistics has always required discipline. Temperature-sensitive products must be packaged, handled, transported, stored, and monitored under defined conditions. The basic operating requirement is straightforward: maintain product integrity from origin to destination. But the environment surrounding …
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Georgia uncorks the value of Josef Stalin’s 40,000 wine bottle collection
Two days of sessions built around buyers with active mandates. San Francisco, July 28 and 29. The bulk wine and spirits market is under more commercial pressure than it has […]
Every Bordeaux Myth BRUTALLY Debunked By a SommelierIs Bordeaux really just for rich people? Do you really have to wait 20 years to drink it? Is it only Cabe…
When Champagne earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 2015 for its hillsides, houses, and history-filled cellars, it not only codified the importance of the region and its unique winemaking practices, but it also set off a tourism boom. In the past decade, Reims and Épernay, two of Champagne’s best-known cities, have become hubs for wine …
Before craft beer there was only Big Beer. At first it was factory-made regional lagers that were ubiquitous to a certain area. Old Style in the Midwest, “Natty Boh” in Baltimore, Olympia in the Pacific Northwest, Pearl in Texas — it was what pretty much everyone in these places drank. By the 1960s, these regional …
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