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Climate change is putting increased pressure on hop production. In key growing regions, rising temperatures, prolonged droughts and unpredictable weather are affecting both the yield and the quality of the hops harvested.
Now, the Carlsberg Research Laboratory (CRL) has taken a major step to help address that challenge. CRL scientists
Wine Increasingly Part of High-Net-Worth Portfolios
Fine wine is now featuring more prominently and more aggressively in client portfolios, with a third of U.S. wealth mangers and advisors saying their clients now dedicate between 21%-30% of their total wealth to fine wine, a significant increase from 2025 levels.
That's according to a
April 7, 1933: The Beginning Of the End of Prohibition
The Cullen-Harrison Act took effect at midnight, April 7, 1933, permitting the sale of 3.2% ABV beer.
The 18th Amendment which imposed Prohibition never defined "intoxicating liquors," so some members of Congress assumed it only applied to distilled spirits, not to beer and wine. But it