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Canadian whisky has all the hallmarks of success—storied legacy, high-quality production, and massive sales—and yet most whiskey connoisseurs won't touch it with a barge pole. I asked why, and whether there's any hope for the category to get some damn respect, in my latest for The New Wine Review. https://lnkd.in/eNeeS2Zt
NWR editor in chief Jon Fine recently appeared on Heritage Radio Network podcast The Grape Nation for a conversation with host Sam Benrubi. Check it out to hear about Jon's punk rock past, the gateway wines he'll never forget, his favorite bottles for under $20, why he won't forgive his high school, and much more. https://lnkd.in/g2zNfvhw
“He started buying more, the way you do when you’re a collector. You just always think you have to have some more. So he acquired much more than he could ever drink in his lifetime, or me, or the family."
Adam Herz, the leading whiskey authenticator in the United States, goes deep on fighting fraud, outing counterfeiters, and why the problem will only get worse.
This week, we’re thinking about Beaujolais–the region that produces some of the world’s most joyous wines—and the natural and low-intervention winemakers who made it great. Read our guide to the region and its history at the link.
Mother’s Day is fast approaching. This year, ditch the flowers for something a little stronger. We spoke to 10 industry experts–all moms themselves–about what they actually want this year. Click the link!
All you need to know about Piedmont's most recently released Nebbiolo vintages in one place. Tap the link! Happy drinking 🍷 https://lnkd.in/gTdcbm67
Spring reds: they’re a thing. We have a guide with all you need to know--and all you need to drink--this season.
Sending you a postcard from the world of whisky. A catchall term for anything that’s made outside the Big Five whisky-making countries—Ireland, Scotland, the U.S, Canada, and Japan—world whisky encompasses an understandably wide range of styles, flavors, and personalities. Click the link for recommendations about what countries to visit via bottle.
Our second Tuesday Night Wine Club drops today. Click the link to see what @boozecolumnist suggests for midweek white Burgundies and don't forget to subscribe to join the NWR club! https://lnkd.in/gCc8fMyt