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Wente Family Estates Names Peter Yeung Chief Executive Officer

Wente Family Estates, the country’s longest continuously family-owned and operated winery, appoints Peter Yeung as Chief Executive Officer. Yeung, who has served as the company’s interim CEO since January, transitions into the permanent role effective immediately. Yeung’s appointment comes on the heels of several important updates

Bulleit Adds New $30 Whiskey to Permanant Lineup for 1st Time in 30 Years

For the first time in 15 years, Bulleit Frontier Whiskey is debuting a new permanent expression. The whiskey — Bulleit ’87 — is a blend of bourbon and rye, finished with toasted American and French oak staves. Featuring bourbon distilled in Kentucky and rye from Indiana, Bulleit ’87 is the brand’s

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How Long Do Open Bottles Of Wine Actually Last? Hint: It might not be as long as you think. (Southern Living) The 10 Biggest Beer Myths People Still Believe Are Facts Did you know that the world's biggest draft beer selection has more than 350 different brews on

How Regulations Are Suffocating the Wine Industry

Regulations, including both production and direct-to-consumer sales requirements, represent nearly one-fifth (17.5%) of the cost of producing a bottle of wine in Napa Valley. That's the conclusion in a new report, The Regulatory Costs of Wine Production in Napa County, authored by Dr. Lynn

DISCUS Grateful for Trump-King Charles Deal Exempting UK Whiskies

Chris Swonger, president, Distilled Spirits Council of the U.S., expressed thanks to President Trump "for delivering on his commitment to remove the tariff on Scotch and other UK whiskies and for recognizing the longstanding heritage, craftsmanship and distilling traditions that unite the United States and United Kingdom. “Lifting

Why Trump's Forced Labor Penalty Tariffs Will Apply to EU, Australia Wine

President Trump's new 12.5% tariffs will apply to alcohol beverages imported from major U.S. trading partners, including:: * South Korea (Soju) * Japan (Sake, Japanese Whisky) * Taiwan (Kavalan Whisky) * European Union Member States & Switzerland (Note: While subject to the 12.5% tier, EU/Swiss products are governed

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Popular sugar substitutes linked to faster brain aging Several widely used sugar substitutes may be associated with faster declines in memory and thinking skills over time, according to research published in Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. (Science Daily) Children who consume sugary beverages face higher