Supply chain resilience used to be discussed mostly as an operational issue. Do we have enough suppliers? Can we reroute freight? Do we have enough inventory? Can we keep production running if something goes wrong? Those questions still matter. But they are no longer enough. The next phase of supply chain resilience is financial. Companies …
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This episode of The Buildout is brought to you by Farmer’s Gin. It’s brought to you by the same amazing people that brought you Michter’s, and it’s actually the gin that I use at home for my Martinis. It’s clean, crisp, unfussy — perfect for building any kind of Martini that you would like. Farmer’s …
Just as spirits nerds yearn for hard-to-find bottles to add to their collections, oenophiles will always pine over a suite of coveted bottles. Whether due to astronomical prices or low allocations, some wine pros catch onto these bottles simply because they are so unattainable. As a result, these wines develop a “cult” following, but the …
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Green River Distilling Co. is releasing its oldest product yet: Toasted Double Oak Bourbon, bottled at 115.1 proof at eight years old. The high-proof whiskey will be the first in the new Distillery Select line, an innovative series launched to allow Green River to experiment with proofs, finishes, and rickhouse selection. Toasted Double Oak Bourbon …
The human element of wine might just be its most important constituency. Listen Online Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Follow Keith on Instagram @VinePairKeith. Rate and review this podcast wherever you get your podcasts. It really helps get the word out there. “Wine 101” was produced, recorded, and edited by yours truly, Keith …
Ingredient suppliers announced clinical study results as well as manufacturing facility expansions.
Fees and Visitors Fall in Wine Country: California’s wineries are dropping their prices, but that’s not bringing back the visitors, a new report finds…
California’s wineries are dropping their prices, but that’s not bringing back the visitors, a new report finds.
The games are far apart and the ticket prices astronomical, so while the United States gets to play co-host with Canada and Mexico to this summer’s FIFA World Cup, most of us will be watching the matches from home. Weerts came to Sonoma County in 1999 to work at Vérité and in 2004 became the …
The Garden State non-profit group will assess consumer acceptance, costs, and environmental impact June 10, 2026 (New Jersey) — The Winemakers Co-Op, a collective of New Jersey wineries dedicated to […]