Monthly Archives: May 2018

What We’re Reading —

Explanations for Problem Drinking and What We Can Do About It Interesting article in The Blue Review suggests that drug and alcohol abuse may not stem simply from chemical imbalances in the brain, but from social stress and, in particular, … Continue reading

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Willamette Valley Vineyards 1st Quarter Net Plunges 59%

Willamette Valley Vineyards reports net income in the first quarter was $75,561, or 2 cents a share, down 58.8% from a year

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Drinkers Default to the Wines They Know When Dining

“The average mid-size restaurant could have dozens of varietals on their wine list, but only 15% of restaurant-goers say they look to try

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George Dickel Debuts Tabasco Barrel Finish

Finished in barrels used to age McIlhenny Co.’s tabasco peppers for three years, George Dickel Tabasco Brand Barrel Finish will hit shelves in May.  Retail: $24.99/70 proof. 

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Bud Light Getaway: Building a Brand or a Waste

Is Bud Light‘s focus on entertainment experiences the reason the brand has been struggling?

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Urban Underdog Lager Aids Pets Adoptions

Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. doesn’t have the resources to produce musical extravaganzas.  But the St. Louis craft brewer’s latest promotion will sell beer.  And the best thing is, it won’t cost Urban Chestnut.

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