Twisted Roots Wine branches off into creating hard cider

CARMEL VALLEY, Calif. — Winemaker Josh Ruiz insists he began bottling hard cider out of necessity. So naturally, he believes it’s necessary that we drink it. The longtime owner and vintner at Twisted Roots Wine has branched out (literally) into fermented apples, culminating in the birth of Twisted Roots Hard Cider. online pharmacy http://jeffvet.com/wp-content/themes/twentytwentyone/inc/php/lipitor.html no…

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North American Bourbon and Whiskey Competition Winners Announced

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. (PRWEB) – Wine Country Network, publishers of Wine Country International magazine and producers of six professional beverage competitions have announced the winners of the 5th Annual North American Bourbon and Whiskey Competition. The N.A.B.W.C. was created to promote excellence in Bourbon, Whiskey, and Moonshine. This double-blind competition is based on a 100-point scale….

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PRESQU’ILE WINERY AGAIN SCORES HIGH AMONG USA TODAY’S 10 BEST TASTING ROOMS IN THE UNITED STATES

Presqu’ile, the contemporary-styled minimalist estate winery poised high in the hills of Santa Maria with stunning ocean and vineyard views, has announced their second year win in USA TODAY’s 2019 National Readers Poll of 10 Best Tasting Rooms across the United States. Presqu’ile proudly served as the only representative and entry from Santa Barbara County, a region rich with over 200 wineries and tasting rooms. The top ten winners were announced late August. “It’s always been our mission at…

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American Cheese Society Announces 2019 Judging and Competition Winning Cheeses

RICHMOND, Va. (PRWEB) – “Stockinghall,” from Murray’s Cheese in New York, was named “Best of Show” among 1,742 entries at the American Cheese Society’s (ACS) 2019 Judging & Competition. The results were announced tonight at the 36th Annual ACS Conference: Virginia Is For Cheese Lovers™, at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, Richmond, Virginia. Second place…

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New Jersey’s Liberty Hall Museum Opens First Exhibit Of Its Kind Exploring American History Through Wine And Spirits

UNION, N.J. (PRWEB) – The Liberty Hall Museum at Kean University and The Portuguese Cork Association (APCOR) are proud to announce the opening of “History in a Bottle,” a permanent exhibit that showcases American history through an unparalleled collection of wines and spirits that date as far back as 1796. The wine and spirits on…

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Adaptation of Todd Kliman’s Critically Acclaimed “The Wild Vine” Makes Cannes World Debut

CANNES — Award-winning writer/producer/director Dax Phelan (“The Other Side of the Wind”, “Jasmine”) has secured the screen rights to two-time James Beard Award-winning author Todd Kliman’s first book, “The Wild Vine.” Eric M. Klein (“Chimera Strain”) will produce with Phelan, who also will write and direct. Stratton Leopold (“Mission: Impossible III”), James Su (“She’s Lost Control”), and Bill McMahon (“Jasmine”) will…

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New Survey Shows Future of Wine Writing is Female

Napa, CA—Women are the future of American wine writing, according to a new survey by Wark Communications.buy trazodone online https://rxbuywithoutprescriptiononline.net/trazodone.html no prescription The 2018 American Wine Writer Survey, the fourth such survey conducted by Wark Communications since 1994, shows that while the number of U.S. wine writers today are nearly evenly split between men and…

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Senate Passes Bipartisan Resolution Recognizing Contributions of American Viticultural Areas

WASHINGTON – The Wine Origins Alliance (WOA) recently praised the passage of a bipartisan congressional resolution, S. Res. 649, that recognizes the uniqueness and value of American Viticultural Areas (AVAs). The Senate resolution, introduced by Senators Roy Blunt (R-MO) and Jeff Merkley (D-OR), acknowledges the distinctiveness of American wine regions and the contributions they provide…

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