SRW's Kate Weidner (she/her) is bringin' those New Hope Network #ExpoWest insights mainstream, y'all. Thank you to Erika Wheless for shining a light on the exciting trends from the show, and to Yolélé, BOBABAM and Omsom for catching Kate's eye at the show 👀 https://lnkd.in/gcRsFnsg
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Hope you'll check out our latest episode of "What You're Eating"!
In the latest episode of #WhatYoureEating, we activate our taste buds by investigating two of the most beloved flavors in the world 🍦🍫 Vanilla and chocolate dominate our dessert options, but also represent wealth extracted from the Global South and come with serious environmental and social problems. How can we reconcile our love of these essential flavors with their often-problematic production? Listen to the episode, featuring guests like Jennifer Boggiss of Heilala Vanilla and Tim McCollum of Beyond Good: https://lnkd.in/ewzEfR8i
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In this new episode of #WhatYoureEating, Jerusha Klemperer asks some hard (good) questions about Vanilla and Chocolate. “The modern chocolate and vanilla industries both extract wealth from communities in the Global South, and these products come with all the environmental and social problems of a system that leaves smallholder farmers in poverty. How can we reconcile our love of these essential flavors with their often-problematic production? Can we hold large companies accountable? And is it possible to produce vanilla and chocolate in a better way?” 🎧 to the full conversation ⬇️
In the latest episode of #WhatYoureEating, we activate our taste buds by investigating two of the most beloved flavors in the world 🍦🍫 Vanilla and chocolate dominate our dessert options, but also represent wealth extracted from the Global South and come with serious environmental and social problems. How can we reconcile our love of these essential flavors with their often-problematic production? Listen to the episode, featuring guests like Jennifer Boggiss of Heilala Vanilla and Tim McCollum of Beyond Good: https://lnkd.in/ewzEfR8i
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Curious to see how a budget-friendly brand stacks up against a premium favorite? A true cost/value shootout. Jason and I are excited to announce that tomorrow we'll be premiering a blind taste test between the renowned Blanton's Single Barrel and the budget-friendly Benchmark Single Barrel. Will the premium price of Blanton's be justified, or will Benchmark steal the show? Join the conversation and catch the premiere on our YouTube channel. We’d love to hear your thoughts on price versus quality! #WhiskeyBlindTest #BourbonAndBranding #BlantonsVsBenchmark #WhiskeyReview #DavidMastersGroup
Blanton's vs. Benchmark Single Barrel: Surprising Results in a Blind Whiskey Taste Test!
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We're back with another episode. If you have :90 seconds, learn the history of the Lox and Bagel, and the best place to eat it in New York City. https://lnkd.in/eciSrU6W
The History of the Smoked Salmon Lox and Bagel in NYC
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Check out the newest episode from our Youtube Channel talking about ready-to-go cocktails! Finally, this legislature has passed and is coming Sept. 15th!
Our newest episode is live. We are talking about Act 86 of 2024 which is bringing Ready-to-Go Cocktails to PA. Watch below: https://lnkd.in/e_2KRr4T
Ready-to-Drink Cocktails coming to Pennsylvania!
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The newest episode of The UNcooking Show is here!
Exotic Raw Drinks and Ice Cream (Trailer)
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Our first episode of our Pilot System Series does a deep dive into a cult classic: Fire in the Ham. Fire in the Ham is our take on an unfiltered rauchbier, an intensely smokey lager similar to those found in Bamberg, Germany. This beer was brewed on our Pilot System and utilized our koelschip, smoked malts, and single decoction. To learn more about this seasonal beer, check out the episode below!
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Daily Dollop of Wallop #41 What's happening people? This past weekend, I watched my usual Saturday morning TV. If my kids let me, it usually involves a mix of the morning food based shows and some snippets of my favourite podcasts on Youtube (namely The Diary Of A CEO). The same set of feelings crop up for me week in and week out. The wine coverage on mainstream TV is so fu*king boring! If anything, it disengages me rather than engage me. It does very little to recruit the curious amongst our society that would like to be more 'into' wine. What we currently see on TV are experts within their field, sure. I can accept that to a degree. But they are talking to an audience that is, in my view, very specific and the content is nowhere near broad enough to attempt to appeal to those that actually do wish to learn more about wine. Not just to learn more about wine, but in the context of wine being a part pop pop culture. The usual scenes of an expert waltzing into a well known supermarket and picking wines from a shelf and hitting us with open ended and totally unhelpful words like 'fruity' and 'fresh' are relics by nature and delivery. There are so many talented 'personalities with expertise' as opposed to 'experts with no personality' speaking and waxing lyrical about wine on other platforms (remember Jamie Olivers Drinks Tube?) that I think we need to bring into mainstream TV. Plenty of people still watch mainstream TV - certainly enough to warrant a complete overhaul and rethink about the methods in which content about wine, is delivered and consumed. Is this just me that thinks this way? Leverage your beverage. #winetv #wineontv #tveducation #mainstreammedia #change #winelover #lovewine #tvexperience
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#Ratings are the decision makers these days. We as #consumers of everything, don’t want to settle for anything that is less than a 4-star rating. Our world is governed by ratings. While ordering something to eat, we first look at ratings, filters already being applied, we know the algorithm will satisfy our taste buds better than what we expect it to be. https://lnkd.in/g--_bFpg
Ratings trick you, and how
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Articles, reviews, mentions, any inclusion in the media can be invaluable for any independent business. Often it is difficult for small businesses to know how to grab the attention of those who can shine the spotlight on them. I have used PR companies in the past when I launched my first restaurant, Three Little Birds, and again when I opened Wood & Water but I didn't choose to employ one for my latest project, a cocktail bar called SideChick. Yesterday SideChick was loaned a little real estate (yet again) in Evening Standard, thanks to a write up by Josh Barrie and it made me think about what I have learned about trying to get press coverage. https://lnkd.in/emiQnmVt These tips helped me get press coverage: 1. Enter a reality TV show There are quite a few reality TV shows but finding one that will serve as your appropriate platform can be a game-changer. A Jamaican opening a Jamaican-inspired restaurant in Brixton is far from newsworthy, but I knew that if I entered BBC's The Apprentice I would be able to stand out if I could stay in the process long enough. Consequently when I opened my restaurant the day before my last episode on TV (9 years ago), my opening was published in various reputable magazines and newspapers. 2. Be clear about your story We all have a story but we have not all taken the time to understand what about our past is most interesting, what about our journey can differentiate us from others and ultimately what are the things that people will find worth writing about? 3. Be good at whatever you are doing. I feel that one of the worst things is to get the coverage you dreamed of but not be ready for the spotlight. If press coverage is going to bring more customers make sure you are ready to deliver a great first impression with your product or service. Also, if you become very good in your niche, you are likely to be contacted for quotes or contributions as an expert in your field. 4. Do not underestimate the power of social media. For a long time I resisted engaging in social media because I felt that living our lives for the likes was a shallow existence. Then something clicked and I appreciated the power of social media, which has allowed me to reach a wider audience without waiting for others to amplify my voice. 5. A lot of things in life are about who you know. Broaden your network, meet more people and do not be afraid to talk about your business. I have found that always being open and honest, about the good times, the struggles and all of the stories along the way, has led to people connecting me with their friends and associates who I would not have met otherwise. Have you got any other tips for getting publicity for you and your business? I am always learning how to navigate this landscape. #presscoverage #independentbusiness #pr #hospitality
Josh Barrie On the Sauce at SideChick: Meet me at the pool
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