14 min ago | The Island Packet
Wine aged in Charleston Harbor being recovered
Mira Winery of St. Helena, Calif., placed the bottles of wine in yellow steel mesh cages and then submerged them offshore in an undisclosed location back in February.
4 hrs ago | Silicon Alley Insider
What To Do When It's Too Hot To Drink Scotch
Winter basically decided to bypass Spring and move directly to Summer in New York City this year, and while it's been jarring, we'll take it - anything to see the temperature above 60 degrees.
6 hrs ago | Press-Telegram
Wine: Zinfandels for grill season, including 5 under $20
Robust reds pair well with a smoky hunk of meat, or even grilled chicken or vegetables.
7 hrs ago | WUWM
Raw Milk Sales Back In The Public Eye
Vernon Hershberger is accused of distributing raw, unpasteurized milk, without a producer's license.
8 hrs ago | Southwest Riverside News Network
Leoness Cellars to stage Summer Concert Series in style
There is just something about taking a concert under the stars or by candlelight that has many jazz fans already lining up for the Friends & Wine Summer Concert Series at Leoness Cellars.
12 hrs ago | TechEBlog
Mind-Blowing Anime Latte Art That You Can Actually Drink
For those who love coffee and anime, these latte masterpieces are just what you've been looking for.
14 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Brew Riot 2013: successful craft homebrew celebration packs Bishop Arts Center
Sunday's Brew Riot, combined with near-perfect weather, brought out about 2,500 craft beer lovers to the Bishop Arts District for a fun and relaxing homebrew celebration.
19 hrs ago | Best of New Orleans
Greece is one of the oldest wine-producing regions on Earth, and grapes have been cultivated throughout the mainland and its many islands for more than 6,000 years.
Good Samaritans tell about beach bar stabbing
People come to the Red Lion for a beer, pool or darts. But on Sunday night, they got violent chaos instead.
Keyboardist Ray Manzarek of The Doors dies at age 74
Ray Manzarek, a founding member and keyboardist of 1960s rock group The Doors, died on Monday at a medical clinic in Germany at age 74 following a battle with cancer, the group's manager Tom Vitorino said.
Jury Selected in Wisconsin Raw Milk Trial
A jury has been selected to hear the licensing trial of a Wisconsin dairy farmer who supporters say is being targeted for selling raw milk.
If You Like Lakewood's Till and Toil, Drink Up Now: It Will Be Gone Very Soon
The first time I experienced Till and Toil, the farmhouse saison from the Garland-based Lakewood Brewing Company, the beer was blonde and nearly crystal clear.
Tickets running out for Crystal Palace beer festival at Selhurst Park
The Crystal Palace Beer Festival is back for a third time this year and it is expected to be bigger than ever this weekend.
Cape women's group celebrates the joys of craft beers
This week, beer lovers nationwide celebrated American Craft Beer Week by raising a pint glass to their favorite small and independent craft brewers.
GOP senators stave off primary foes
Lamar Alexander has an inventive way of fending off potential primary foes, one that could be a model for GOP incumbents running in 2014.
Paso Robles: A dog friendly weekend escape
San Luis Obispo County is a very pet-friendly area. This is the first in a series of articles showing the virtues of this dog friendly region of California.
Until as recently as almost a decade ago, most people in Europe considered the idea of American beer as little more than a joke.
Smoked salmon is in greater demand these days, part of a larger trend of infusing everything from cocktails to nuts with smoky flavor.
Wine school: High-end Houston restaurant makes summer classes fun, plans to build a new patio
It's almost summertime in the city, and for me that means two things: Spending more time outdoors and drinking wine.
Woodchuck takes aim at coffee roaster
Vermont's Woodchuck Hard Cider is bought by the Irish company C and C Group for three hundred and five million dollars.