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Hindenburg beer up for auction
A fire damaged bottle of beer found in the wreckage of the doomed Hindenburg airship is expected to fetch up to 5,000 at auction.
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Beerman: Black Butte's brown porter a smoothie
A recent visit to my local tavern in Scandinavia, Wis., introduced me to an out-of-state visitor who just happened to have some Black Butte Porter in his trunk.
11 hrs ago | The Nelson Mail
EYES ON DEBT: Some dairy farms holding too much debt will be forced to sell some or all of their operations, the Reserve Bank warned in its latest Financial Stability Report.
Climate change makes English winemakers see red
The pickers working their way along the hillside, clipping bunches of small, dark purple grapes from the rows of vines and dropping them into plastic buckets are harbingers of a warmer planet.
Winemakers urged to rip out vines
Australia's major wine industry groups have urged struggling grape growers in WA to rip out vines and grow other crops, warning that the nation was experiencing the worst grape and wine glut for 20 years.
Cobra Beer launches fresh brand push
Cobra Beera s new owner has unveiled details of its first major push for the recently relaunched brand as well as announcing the appointment of BMB to handle advertising.
A local barley beer brewer in the capital of southwestern China's Tibet autonomous region expects to sell more products to the United States in the second half of next year.
Survey: NY wine industry healthy and growing
A survey by the U.S. Department of Agriculture finds that New York state's wine industry has weathered the recession well.
Bumper tea production in Assam recovers losses caused by weather
Guwahati: The tea industry in Assam has not only witnessed a good produce between September and October, but also managed to overcome the shortfall it had recorded early this year owing to bad weather.
Southwest Va vintners hope winery takes root
Rik and Melissa Obiso are living proof that wine is taking root in Montgomery County .
Whisky workers vow to fight on Angry workers at a closure-listed...
Angry workers at a closure-listed whisky plant have warned that they plan to continue fighting to save it.
Fonterra payout 'may go on debt servicing'
Federated Farmers have warned that today's higher Fonterra payout, while being a positive lift for the dairy industry, won't be any silver bullet for the entire rural economy.
Coffee brims with health benefits, researchers say
Drink up, coffee lovers. Not only is coffee aromatic and delicious, it's good for you.
Scouting the Divine Offers a Fresh Perspective on Familiar Scriptures
CLOSE You don't have to read the Bible long before you encounter cultures and lifestyles foreign to you.
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit against a Houma restaurant where a woman claimed to have found roaches in her iced tea two years ago.
Vintners warn Chinese market is fickle
Mainland China's wine imports have soared more than ten-fold in the past few years but foreign producers hoping to cash in on the boom are warning the market is fickle and not for the faint of heart.
Recipe: Crispy braised chicken thighs with olives, lemon and fennel
Total time: 1 hour, 10 minutes Servings: 6 Note: Adapted from "Ad Hoc at Home" by Thomas Keller with Dave Cruz.
Full fat milk could be linked to low BMI, study
Children who consumed full fat milk regularly had a lower body mass index compared to those who seldom or never drank milk, claims a Swedish study.
It was a brisk night. Jessica and I had set out to see John Spriggins' Paper Dolls exhibition at the South Dallas Cultural Center.
Dog About Town: Fun on the farm and more activities this weekend
Richardson's fourth annual City Wide Pet Day is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Owens Spring Creek Farm, 1401 E. Lookout Drive.
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