New Reviews for September 28, 2022

Below is a quick look at our latest reviews published at BevX September 28, 2022. Click the links to get the score and the full analysis of each beverage. Every Wednesday we release new stories, introduce our latest reviews, and send our subscribers their weekly, free digital newsletter. (Subscribe here.) We had another busy week at BevX with new, tasty beverage reviews to share....

Miss Manners: Must I accept my host’s definition of wine?

By JUDITH MARTIN, NICHOLAS IVOR MARTIN AND JACOBINA MARTIN I committed to bringing a bottle for the dinner party, but I can’t drink alcohol. DEAR MISS MANNERS: We have been invited to a small dinner party. When replying to the invitation, we volunteered to bring dessert. Our host then asked that we bring wine in addition to dessert. My husband can’t drink any alcohol,...

Burgundy wines fall behind in several markets

Source: https://www.vitisphere.com/ For the first time in several years, sales of Burgundy wines have fallen in some markets. In supermarkets, “sales fell by 25.2% by volume and 16.7% in revenue over the first eight months of 2021/2022”, said Laurent Delaunay, vice-president of the Burgundy wine bureau BIVB, at a press conference on 21 September. This is a very noticeable trend for a wine region...

New Reviews for September 21, 2022

Below is a quick look at our latest reviews published at BevX September 21, 2022. Click the links to get the score and the full analysis of each beverage. Every Wednesday we release new stories, introduce our latest reviews, and send our subscribers their weekly, free digital newsletter. (Subscribe here.) We had another busy week at BevX with new, tasty beverage reviews to share....

New Reviews for September 14, 2022

Below is a quick look at our latest reviews published at BevX September 14, 2022. Click the links to get the score and the full analysis of each beverage. Every Wednesday we release new stories, introduce our latest reviews, and send our subscribers their weekly, free digital newsletter. (Subscribe here.) We had another busy week at BevX with new, tasty beverage reviews to share....

Why Wine Country is no longer ‘for regular people,’ according to some Bay Area residents

Jess Lander, San Francisco Chronicle Priced out. Astronomical tasting fees. Rip-off. These were some of the sentiments shared by Bay Area residents after The Chronicle reported last week that it has been an unusually slow summer in Wine Country. Would-be Wine Country travelers took to social media — and emails and comments to The Chronicle — over their frustrations and hesitation to visit the...

New Reviews for September 7, 2022

Below is a quick look at our latest reviews published at BevX September 7, 2022. Click the links to get the score and the full analysis of each beverage. Every Wednesday we release new stories, introduce our latest reviews, and send our subscribers their weekly, free digital newsletter. (Subscribe here.) We had another busy week at BevX with new, tasty beverage reviews to share....

Beer production in the EU still below pre-pandemic level

Source: https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/ By Louis Thomas Newly-released data has shown that more than half of beer produced in the European Union is made in just four countries, but, despite year-on-year growth, production last year still fell short of the 2019 level. The data, published by the European Commission’s statistical office Eurostat shows that EU member states produced 33.1 billion litres of alcoholic beer in 2021,...

New Reviews for August 31, 2022

Below is a quick look at our latest reviews published at BevX August 31, 2022. Click the links to get the score and the full analysis of each beverage. Every Wednesday we release new stories, introduce our latest reviews, and send our subscribers their weekly, free digital newsletter. (Subscribe here.) We had another busy week at BevX with new, tasty beverage reviews to share....

Two leaders of one of Kentucky’s top-selling bourbons are leaving, but why?

Source: www.kentucky.com/ — By Janet Patton Maker’s Mark Distillery, maker of premium Kentucky bourbon, announced on Tuesday that two of the people most responsible for guiding the popular brand in the last few years are leaving to make their own whiskey. Master distiller Denny Potter and head of innovation and blending Jane Bowie are leaving as of Sept. 2, according to an announcement from...
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