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Gibston Valley in Central Otago wine region on the South Island in New Zealand is mostly famous for its Pinot Noirs and white wines. Central Otago is the southernmost wine region in the world.

3 New Wine Regions Gaining Momentum

It wasn’t long ago that putting varietals from places like South America or upstate New York on a wine menu meant a long, hard sell.

Michele Chiarlo Buys New Vineyards in Nizza

Michele Chiarlo, a family-owned and operated winery located in Piedmont, Italy, continues to invest in the prestigious Barbera appellation of Nizza DOCG with the purchase of ten hectares of vineyar

Pilsners and american craft lagers are forecast to rebound in popularity.

7 Beverage Trends on Tap for 2020

Move over bitter beer, light and flavorful options are taking over.

How Coravin and Greg Lambrecht Disrupted the Wine Industry

Long before Greg Lambrecht was changing the world of wine, he was an inventor—and in a sphere not even remotely related to restaurants.

Bardstown Teaming with Prisoner Wine Company on Collaborative Bourbon

The Bardstown Bourbon Company, 1500 Parkway Drive, is partnering with The Prisoner Wine Company for a collaborative bourbon finished in The Prisoner red wine barrels.

8 Beverages Consumers Will Crave in 2020

As more consumers lean into specialty, nonalcoholic beverages, restaurants have an opportunity to stock up on a wider variety of drinks.

People eat at Thirsty Dice restaurant in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia’s Thirsty Dice Unveils Star Wars Cantina Menu

Thirsty Dice, Philadelphia’s first board game café, has launched their Star Wars Cantina menu.

A glass of craft beer on a wooden table.

Why are People Drinking Less Craft Beer?

People are drinking less alcohol—more specifically, less craft beer.

Waters Edge Wineries Opening Bistro Concept in Montana

Waters Edge Wineries, an innovative urban winery system bringing the cultural experience of wine to communities across the country, announced it has signed a franchise agreement to open a Waters Ed