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With 'Can-o-Flage' Any Bud Light Can Can Support Your Favorite Team

With 'Can-o-Flage' Any Bud Light Can Can Support Your Favorite Team

Bud Light, the Official Beer Sponsor of the NFL, is celebrating fans everywhere introducing with their new “Can-o-Flage” sleeves, designed to transform any Bud Light can into your favorite team’s can - so fans can rep their team wherever they are this season. This announcement follows Bud Light’

What I'm Reading --

Enough with the doom and gloom: Cyndal Petty on the future of wine The future of wine will not be secured by pretending its problems don't exist. But neither will it be secured by reporting on its decline until decline becomes the industry’s entire identity, argues Cyndal

3 Strategies for Managing Heat Risk in Winegrape Growing All Best at Different Times

As winegrape growers contend with more frequent and severe heat events, a study published in the American Journal of Enology and Viticulture (AJEV) offers growers a practical economic framework for one of the industry’s most consequential questions: When does it make financial sense to adapt, and how? The study,

Delaware's Unworkable Wine Shipping Law.

Thank goodness direct-to-consumer shipping didn' t begin in Delaware, because it would be dead. Steve Harrison, who runs Vinoshipper, went through the law. He details just how bad it is in his latest blog, Unlimited. What the bill really is is a wholesaler protection bill Here'

What We're Reading --

Pour, Rinse, Repeat Revino’s refillable bottles are changing Oregon’s sustainability story. (Oregon Wine Press) What’s next for this now-retired Md. winery old-timer? Showing up to work unpaid Anthony Aellen likely is marking his first week in five decades retired by finding plenty to do at

In the RNDC Wind Down, Who Loses

Just to prove how nerdy we can get, we spent a few hours reading the documents in the Republic National Distributing Co. Chapter 11 bankruptcy. We began because Chapter 11 usually means the debtor is expected to emerge as a going – although smaller – concern. But in this case, a lot