The grapes are pressed shortly after being picked, releasing sweet, concentrated juices. IT is 14 degrees above zero as a group of wine lovers converges in a vineyard on the Niagara Peninsula. Frosty bundles of Riesling grapes hang on rows of vines
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It’s small and a little out of the way. But that’s the way most of its newest customers like it. The Whistler Brewing Co.’s tap house, a short walk from the Olympic Athlete’s Village, is becoming a popular spot for team workers, officials and

Vail Daily’s Red, White & Brew: Seeking bottled harmony’ - Vail Daily News
Winemaker Gary Brookman originally cut his teeth making wine in 1980 at Joseph Phelps Vineyards. It was there he worked with a myriad of varietals, constantly refining his skills with each passing harvest. From there he spent two years at Franciscan

Beer is not a drink of choice for retired nurse Frankie Rodriguez, who worked in a jail detox unit and “saw what it can do to some people.” But the Land Park resident joined about four dozen people who turned out Saturday for a tour of pioneer
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Honey Brown beer gets its original label back - Democrat and Chronicle
Everything old is new again as North American Breweries Inc. is reverting to the original labeling for its Honey Brown beer. The “new” labeling, which the Dundee-brand beer had from its introduction in 1994 until a label redesign in 2008, is on
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Man stabbed in beer row - Cape Times
A Cape Town man has been stabbed to death allegedly in an argument over traditional beer. A resident of Sweet Home Farm in Philippi said he found the bloody body of Fikile Kwanana next to his shack on Sunday morning. The dead 27-year-old was lying in
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