VinePair
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Anyone in the food and beverage industries will be well-acquainted with the concept of seasonal menus. And when it comes to cocktails, farmers market finds often offer inspiration that translates to the glass more easily than others. Come summer, making a blackberry-infused Margarita or an Old Fashioned riff with peaches might seem like a no-brainer.
Drinks International
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Living Souls, a new Scottish spirits brand specialising in small batch and single cask releases, has announced its launch.
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Drinkhacker
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Redbreast added a 21-year-old to its core, age-stated range in 2013 and followed that lofty offering with an even more luxe 27-year-old in 2020, leaving most cost-conscious fans of the brand (who like numbers on their bottles) with only the entry-level 12-year-old and increasingly expensive 15-year-old expressions to choose from. In September, Redbreast closed that yawning price gap in the lineup with a new addition boasting an age statement that should surprise exactly no one, at 18 years of
The Cocktail Lovers
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
UK bartenders, have you heard? A super cool advocacy programme has launched and it kicked off in fine style last month during London Cocktail Week. Called SIP, the programme is spearheaded by Pernod Ricard UK and their fantastic team of Ambassadors. If the name sounds familiar, you’d be right. SIP Global has been running since March 2021. But this is SIP UK – so same umbrella, same family but rather fittingly, like the other that have launched in markets including Germany, France, China, Vietnam
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The Whiskey Wash
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Christmas in Ireland is a magical time. From Irish coffees to a Guinness in the pub on Christmas Eve, and a Christmas Day swim at Forty Foot, the festive season has so much to enjoy. It also, luckily for us, has some fantastic whiskeys. So if you are an Irish whiskey lover, bring some Irish cheer into your household this Christmas with an Irish whiskey advent calendar.
Spiritz
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Marking a first in India's wine industry, a tender coconut wine from Kerala is set to enter the country’s domestic alcobev market. Sebastian P. Augustine, a retired government employee and a farmer from Kerala, has been granted the licence to produce this tender coconut wine. Augustine owns River Island Winery and will utilise tender coconut along with dragon fruit, mango, banana, jackfruit, and papaya, all sourced from his own farm, to produce the coconut wine.
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The Whiskey Wash
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
One of the world’s most renowned and rarest whiskies, Johnnie Walker Blue Label represents the pinnacle of luxury within the Johnnie Walker range, the best-selling whisky brand globally. Crafted from an intricate blend of Scotland’s most exceptional and scarce whiskies, Blue Label continues to attract worldwide acclaim for its elegance, smoothness, and depth of flavor.
Drinkhacker
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Baltimore’s Sagamore Spirit recently began releasing rye whiskey distilled in-house. However, the Maryland brand built quite a reputation by working with a blend of straight rye whiskeys distilled by MGP in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. Sagamore bottles their most choice aged barrels under the Reserve Series label. The recent launch of Sagamore Spirit Straight Rye 9 Years Old features the oldest age statement to date for the brand.
The Whiskey Wash
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Celebrity Cruises is one of the most luxurious cruise lines in the world, something that is helped in no small part by its dedication to selecting luxury beverages exclusively available to guests on their fleet of awe-inspiring ships. The exclusive wine and whiskey offerings have just been expanded through a partnership with Louisville-based Rabbit Hole Distillery.
Spiritz
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation’s (Tasmac) liquor bottle buyback scheme, aimed to curb waste and prevent littering in the Nilgiris, has been facing logistical issues. It is being reported that the corporation outlets have inadequate space to store the returned bottles. Lack of adequate staff to share the new duty are among the other issues that hit the scheme.
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The Whiskey Wash
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
Who Would Enjoy Dewar’s Japanese Smooth? If you’re new to whisky, especially scotch, blended whiskies are often the best starting point. They’re designed to be easy-drinking, combining malt and grain whiskies to create a balance of sweetness and savouriness, often without the intensity of peat. Dewar’s Japanese Smooth offers a great starting point for your blended whisky journey.
Moody Mixologist
NOVEMBER 3, 2024
The French 75 is a classic gin and sparkling wine cocktail that is perfect for any celebration. Whether it’s New Year’s Eve, a bridal shower, your birthday, or just Sunday brunch, this simple but special classic is an easy and fun cocktail to make at home! The history of the French 75 cocktail dates back to World War I and is believed to have originated in France.
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