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GSN Alert: New Spirits Releases 12.15.23

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These casks had previously held sherry and wine. Included in the blend is a 2017 Pilsner aged in French oak, a 2015 Pilsner aged in American oak (char 3), a 2013 Stout aged in French oak, and a rye whiskey. and at select Kentucky stores. This third batch of Winter Run is a blend of rye and hop-flavored whiskeys.

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The Drinks Brands You Can Expect to See at the 2024 Olympics

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Corona After news broke late last year that Asahi would be pulling its Pilsner Urquell sponsorship from the 2024 games, AB InBev is filling the void with Corona Cero: the NA version of the beloved Mexican lager. Nyetimber English sparkling wine producer Nyetimber will also be bringing some bubbly to the Seine.

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The World’s Top 10 Beer Destinations for 2024

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By 2015, that production had shifted to other parts of the country, and Athenian reimagined the space as Athineos, a microbrewery, museum, and laboratory. And while Argentina may be better known for wine, the country has a craft beer scene that’s blossomed impressively over the past two decades. Albuquerque, N.M.,

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North Czar State: How Russian Imperial Stout Became the Sovereign Beer of Minnesota

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Craft beer drinkers in the nascent boom were looking for extremes, and Russian imperial stout provided wine-strength ABV, robust sweetness, and profound hop character in one beer. It’s nothing like brewing a pilsner, where you still have to make it tight. It’s nothing like brewing a pilsner, where you still have to make it tight.

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25 Bartending Blogs That you should check out in 2022

Today's Bartender

Punch Punch is a James Beard Award-winning online magazine that writes about wine, spirits, beer, and cocktails. One of their goals is to remove the elitism often associated with the beverage industry (wine in particular) by writing articles on these topics that can be easily understood by anyone. Well, I’m sorry.

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Bartending Blogs You Should Read

Today's Bartender

One of their goals is to remove the elitism often associated with the beverage industry (wine in particular) by writing articles on these topics that can be easily understood by anyone. To prove it, she’s been a finalist for Saveur’s 2014, 2015 AND 2016 best cocktail blog award. And I think they do a pretty good job of it.