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Monthly Archives: March 2020
Coronavirus Closes NY Brewery’s Tasting Room
The closure came after an employee was diagnosed with Covid-19. Greenport Harbor
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Why Canned Wines Occasionally Get that ‘Rotten Egg’ Smell
It’s most likely the result of the interaction of Sulphur dioxide with the aluminum in aluminum cans, according to researchers at Cornell University.
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Yuengling Named “Official Lager of the Philadelphia Phillies”
As a sponsor of the Phillies since 2017, this new multi-year partnership will see Yuengling roll out new, limited-edition Phillies Yuengling Lager cans emblazoned with
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Sol Chelada Limón y Sal Debuts in U.S.
Currently Mexico’s No. 1 lime and salt-flavored chelada, Sol Chelada Limón y Sal combines Sol’s signature lager with lime flavor and salt in 24-oz single cans, making for a
Otter Pops Make Launches Alcoholic Freezer Bars
Jel Sert Co., which makes billions of Fla-Vor-Ice and Otter Pops each year, launched of SLIQ Spirited Ice as part of a strategic effort to build an entirely new category of alcohol
Conor McGregor’s Proper No. Twelve Irish Whiskey to Donate $1.3 Million to First Responders
During Proper No. Twelve‘s launch in late 2018, founder Conor McGregor and his partners pledged that the whiskey company would donate $5 for every case of Proper No.
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