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Liquor Industry News 11-10-25 The Wonderful World of Wine (WWW)

November 10, 2025

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The Flipboard magazine titled “LIQUOR INDUSTRY NEWS 11-10-25” curated by Mark Lenzi (@MarkLenzi) features several recent stories related to wine, whiskey, cocktails, and non-alcoholic drinks.

Here are the most recent stories included in the magazine:

10 Old Fashioned Recipes That Prove Less Is More (from FOOD & WINE): Discusses the essentials and subtle changes that enhance the classic Old Fashioned cocktail.
How Oak Gives Wine and Whiskey Their Character (from FOOD & WINE): Explores the transformative role of oak barrels in aging both wine and spirits.
A Sommelier’s Tips for Ordering Wine With Confidence, Even on a Budget (from CNET): Offers advice on selecting a bottle of wine in a restaurant setting without overspending or feeling intimidated.
25 Non-Alcoholic Thanksgiving Drinks Everyone Can Toast To (from immigrantstable.com): Provides recipes for non-alcoholic mocktails suitable for Thanksgiving.
It’s not a wine train — it’s Amtrak. But it takes you to California’s coolest wine region (from sfstandard.com): Highlights using Amtrak to travel to the Paso Robles wine region in California.
Not all joven tequila is equal: Know the difference (from The Manual): Explains the nature and characteristics of Joven tequila.

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Liquor Industry News 10-22-25 The Wonderful World of Wine (WWW)

October 22, 2025

Exploring all things wine with you!

10-22-25

The “LIQUOR INDUSTRY NEWS 10-22-25” Flipboard magazine curated by Mark Lenzi (@MarkLenzi) features several recent stories related to the alcohol industry:

Bartenders Share the Strangest Drink Requests of Their Careers: A piece on unusual cocktail requests, such as a Negroni in a plastic bag or bourbon in a Bloody Mary.
The best breweries in Massachusetts: A guide to the top breweries in Massachusetts, including reader favorites.
Carlsberg creates the world’s smallest beer: Carlsberg has introduced a non-alcoholic beer measuring only twelve millimeters, symbolizing responsible drinking.
Rant: Don’t Stress Over Choosing Your Thanksgiving Wines! An article advising readers not to worry excessively about wine pairings for Thanksgiving dinner.
Diageo could sell Crown Royal site: Diageo responded to rumors that buyers have emerged for its Crown Royal site in Ontario, stating it has not received any offers.
Chianti Classico grows up: A look at how the Chianti Classico wine region is beginning to acknowledge the importance of its diverse geography, starting with the 2021 vintage.