Monthly Archives: July 2019

Booker Winery Debuts New Value Release from My Favorite Neighbor Vineyard

My Favorite Neighbor Vineyards of Booker Winery released its new wine, Harvey & Harriet. The 2017 vintage Cabernet

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Harveys Bristol Cream Adopts a New Label

Harveys Bristol Cream Sherry, the the best-selling Sherry in the world and the top seller in the U.S., is sporting a new label that

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Who & What —

Remy Cointreau Chief Executive Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, the architect of the company’s push toward higher-priced

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What We’re Reading —

Renaissance Man’s Wine Reborn: Inside Leonardo da Vinci’s Vineyard Using DNA tech, researchers replanted the maestro’s Milan vineyard; a wine will be released for the 500th anniversary of his death.  (Wine Spectator)

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Fire Destroys Jim Beam Warehouse. Dead Fish Fill Kentucky River

A fire believed to have been caused by lightning destroyed a Jim Beam Distilling Co. warehouse filled with 45,000 barrels of aging

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California Air Resources Board Fines ABI $500,000 for Pollution

The case involved medium and heavy-duty trucks and involved allegations Anheuser-Busch had failed to properly self-inspect 19 diesel trucks to insure they met state smoke emission standards.

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