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Israeli agricultural expertise helps cultivate Tanzania's growing wine industry
On the rolling hills outside Dodoma, Tanzania's wine capital, an agricultural partnership is taking root. Israeli non-profit CultivAid is working with local growers, researchers, and young agricultural professionals to modernize grape cultivation…
10 Forgotten Sci-Fi Books That Have Aged Like Fine Wine
Once fringe, science fiction has been mainstream for decades, producing some of the biggest blockbusters and bestsellers of all time. That said, the genre is still packed with hidden gems, forgotten classics, and forward-thinking stories that don't…
Non-Alcoholic Spirits, Aperitifs and Sparkling Wine - COOL HUNTING
UNDONE UNDONE started its line of non-alcoholic spirits in 2019, helping to bring a new generation of dealcoholized products to bars and markets. Today their portfolio lacks little, offering spirits, aperitifs, liquers, sparking wine, canned…
Michigan winemakers have a new climate worry: More wildfire smoke
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in northern Michigan. When wildfire smoke blanketed northern Michigan skies last month, Kasey Wierzba thought the vineyard at Shady Lane…
Humble Grape is a wine bar like no other: Here's it's origin story
Is a bar only as good as its origin story? The calibre of the drinks and service are of, of course, of vital importance but it's the mythos of a place that gives it that je nais se quoi. Humble Grape, one of our Toast the City Awards 2026…
Fine wine businesses 'have to plan for a leaner, more efficient world
With fine wine potentially entering a period of “profound structural change” with industry consolidation “inevitable”, businesses “have to plan for a leaner, more efficient world”, according to Jeremy…
Malaga scientists dunk 160 bottles of Axarquia wine under the sea
Wine buffs in Malaga have been stashing booze on the seabed to discover whether dunking bottles in salt water actually makes booze taste any better. Academic researchers at the University of Malaga (UMA) have launched a groundbreaking experiment…
This Burgundy Chateau Was Transformed Into a Luxe Hotel Perched Above 12th-Century Wine Cellars
Oenophiles, the next stop on your Burgundy wine tour is here. Hotelier Fontenille Collection has opened its first property in the birthplace of Chardonnay last week. Housed within a transformed 19-century château, the new Château de…
Sansum Diabetes Research Institute Announces Taste of the Vine 2026 Santa Barbara's Premier Food, Wine and Philanthropic Event Returns August 29 at the Santa Barbara Historical Museum
Press releases are posted on Independent.com as a free community service. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Sansum Diabetes Research Institute (SDRI) is pleased to announce the return of Taste of the Vine, its signature fundraising event, on Saturday…
How Calabria's Slow Food Model Is Helping Revitalize Rural Economies
Scilla Town in Calabria with a view with Castello Ruffo. (Photo by: Loop Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Universal Images Group via Getty Images Several rural Italian regions such as Basilicata, Sicily and mountain areas along the…
This Tuscan Resort Crafts A Hyperlocal Gin With Estate-Grown Botanicals
Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel At Castiglion del Bosco, A Rosewood Hotel, its 5,000 acres of vines, woodland and estate gardens are an integral part of the Tuscan resort's identity. This is most apparent across its epicurean experiences…
Step into analogue heaven at Song Wat's film, vinyl and craft market | Song Wat | Things to do in Bangkok
Things to do Song Wat, Yaowarat Advertising Some moments still make more sense on film. The measured click of a shutter, the wait for a roll to return from the lab and the slightly unpredictable colours all explain why analogue photography refuses…
The different fruit and veg UK farmers might consider growing due to climate change
With drought conditions declared across half of England, British farmers are continuing to face the extreme effects of climate change. Amid increasing reports of reduced crop yields and predicted food shortages, growers across the country are…
Garver Family Farm Market zoning dispute heads to court in Butler County
LEMON TWP, Ohio — Can a farm have a deli, bakery and event space and still legally be considered a farm? That question is at the center of a zoning dispute that has now moved to Butler County Common Pleas Court and could determine the future…
Cervecerias Unidas: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Compania Cervecerias Unidas (CCU) on Tuesday reported a loss of $23 million in its second quarter. On a per-share basis, the Santiago, Chile-based company said it had a loss of 12 cents.
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