Truly Is Opening a Hard Seltzer Taproom In Downtown L.A.
Maybe hard seltzer taprooms truly are the next big thing. Truly Hard Seltzer recently announced plans to open its first brick-and-mortar […]
September 2021
Is this the world’s most sustainable vodka?
A new Finnish single-estate vodka, made from regeneratively-farmed barley to help fight climate change, will launch in the UK from
Travis Scott’s ‘agave spiked seltzer’ hit with false advertising lawsuit
US rapper Travis Scott’s CACTI agave spiked seltzer brand has been handed a false advertising lawsuit for allegedly misleading consumers
International Wineries for Climate Action accepts 12 applicant members
Twelve new applicant winery members, committed to tackling climate change by reducing their carbon emissions, have been welcomed by the
‘Drunk’ man reported missing joined his own search party
A drunk man who was reported missing by friends when he wandered off into woodlands after a drinking session joined
Port brand Sogrape joins experimental electronic labelling project
Portuguese Port producer Sogrape has been announced as one of the first few companies to join U-label, a digital platform
Bordeaux sees sharp growth in organic vineyards
Bordeaux wineries have continued to embrace organic farming in their vineyards in ever greater numbers, according to data released this
Arctic circle spirits to land in Japan
A spotlight will be shone on spirits distilled in the Arctic Circle this winter, with a pop-up in Tokyo’s commercial
How to Drink Bourbon, According to a Kentucky Bartender
All September on VinePair, we’re turning our focus to America’s spirit: bourbon. For our third annual Bourbon Month, we’re exploring
A dozen leading producers join IWCA
International Wineries for Climate Action (IWCA) has announced 12 new applicant members, bringing its total membership to more than 20