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Is the Three-Tier System Having Its Day of Reckoning? In no other industry could you pass a law requiring a seller to be paid within 30 days, while leaving the product they bought upstream with no timely payment at all. (Irish Liquor Lawyer). The Science Behind Disease-Resistant Wine

Tigray's old grapevines have survived against the odds: New research uncovers their genetic and historic value In the village of Rubaksa, Ethiopia, generations of farmers have preserved a unique grapevine landrace. (The Conversation via Phys.Org)

Napa Winemakers' Call of the Wild Once a successful Napa vineyard, Clark-Claudon Vineyards is being gifted back to Mother Nature. (Wine-Searcher/W. Blake Gray)

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

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

A 20-Minute Workout to Build Upper-Body Strength These exercises can help improve your posture and make everyday movements feel more comfortable. (New York Times) Should You Roll or Fold Your Clothes When You Pack? Wirecutter’s travel writers and editors have packed hundreds of bags. They’ve rolled