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UK Firms Face Same Threat That Forced Sale of Maker's Mark

Bill Samuels Sr. was 42 years old when he and his wife Margie began developing Maker's Mark. What started essentially as a hobby exploded in popularity when Wall Street Journal reporter David P. Garino had some time to kill and stopped by the Brown Hotel bar. During the

Cali by Snoop Honors Tupac Shakur with Special Wine

Cali By Snoop drops its most legendary wine yet – 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted, a wine built around a personal tribute from Snoop Dogg to Tupac Shakur, commemorating the 30th anniversary of one of rap’s most iconic collabs. 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted is a red blend that celebrates

If Consumers Want Sustainable Wines, SIP Certified Wants to Help

With a refreshed visual identity and redesigned website, SIP Certified is strengthening the connection between certified winegrowers and today’s sustainability-minded consumers, all while maintaining the independent standards that have defined the program for decades. Research shows that 64% of consumers rank environmental sustainability as a top buying factor.

Consumers willing to pay 9.7% sustainability premium, despite cost-of-living, inflation concerns

Consumers are willing to spend an average of 9.7% more on sustainably produced or sourced goods, even as cost-of-living and inflationary concerns weigh, according to PwC’s 2024 Voice of the Consumer Survey. The survey, which collected the perspectives of more than 20,000 consumers from across

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[BND] Kane's Beverage Week

Dear Subscriber, Please press the down arrow to download this week's edition of Kane's Beverage Week. All the stories on Pages 1-7 are new. Stories after Page 7 were previously published this past week. Kane's Beverage Week, March 6, 2026Stories on Pages 1-

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Political Bias in Wine Is Not Helpful, But It's Unavoidable We must be honest enough to recognize our bias, including me. (Fermentation/Tom Wark) Golf club sinkhole reveals century-old wine cellar The shock of a sinkhole appearing on a popular Manchester golf course was tempered by the