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New York International Spirits Competition
The New York International Spirits Competition is the first major international spirits competition with TRADE ONLY judges from top to bottom that consist of people who are buyers from the top retail stores, restaurant owners, sommeliers, hotel beverage directors, distributors and importers. Unlike other competitions, these judges have purchasing power and the ability to make a direct impact on brand sales.
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In recent years the perennial argument in California wine circles about alcohol levels, and along with that, what constitutes...
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The Recipe for Outdoor Drinking
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Spirit Academy
Calvados 101
Normandy, France is well known across the Atlantic for its World War II history with the US storming of the beach on D-Day, its memorial at the American cemetery of Omaha Beach and the grace of the nearby historic Bayeux Cathedral. But it’s also a French region rich in local products – the Tripe of...
Get Low
The greatest obstacle I face in my line of work is staying sober while doing research. When I go out for drinks, it’s work-related. I’m tasting the work of other professionals, looking for inspiration and delight. Unfortunately, I’m good for about two cocktails before I start to feel the effects of the alcohol, so...
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