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VinePair is a specialized lifestyle and trade publication focused on the global drinks industry, with an editorial scope that spans wine, spirits, beer, and bar culture.
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Route 66 Turns 100: A Brewery-by-Brewery Road Trip Guide From Chicago to Santa Monica (opens the original)
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Starting in Chicago, running through Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, and ending in Santa Monica, Calif., Route 66 was established in 1926. Although Route 66 was officially removed from the United States Highway System in 1985, it remains in the national consciousness with cities along the route using it to promote tourism to this day. With 2026 marking Route 66’s centennial, many towns are promoting nostalgia in their tourism advertising. The article Route 66 Turns 10
Scotland’s Scotch Whisky Regions, Mapped (opens the original)
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In the grand scope of whisky, Scotch is a universe unto itself. Across malt, grain, and blended whisky producers, Scotland is home to some of the most iconic brands in the world, along with an incredibly high density of distilleries. The Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) — the trade body representing the vast majority of Scotch whisky production — counts 154 malt and grain distilleries as of 2026. That list boasts incredible diversity across styles, flavors, and production techniques. Yet one of t
Why Provence Sets the Gold Standard for Rosé [Infographic] (opens the original)
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When the warm weather hits right, a chilled glass of rosé is hard to beat. But we’re not talking about just “any” rosé. We’re uncorking one from Provence. Provence isn’t just famous for rosé. It’s the only major wine region on Earth entirely dedicated to it. Across three protected appellations d’origine contrôlée (AOPs) stretching 200 kilometers from the foothills of the Alps to the Mediterranean coast, 5,000 growers have spent decades perfecting a single style: pale, precise, and instantly reco
Booze News Weekly Roundup: Brown-Forman Turns Down Another Sazerac Offer, U.S. Lifts Tariffs from Scotch Whisky, and More (opens the original)
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This is VinePair’s Booze News Weekly Roundup, where we gather the hottest headlines and product releases every Friday for a snapshot of what’s happening in the beverage alcohol industry. This week, we have news on Sazerac’s request from Brown-Forman to reconsider its previous offer, a co-signed letter lobbying for alcohol health warning labels on bottles, the latest product releases, and more. News to know: Sazerac tried to court Brown-Forman yet again. The article Booze News Weekly Roundup: Bro
7 Things You Should Know About Sun Cruiser, Boston Beer Company’s Other Hard Tea (opens the original)
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When Boston Beer Company (BBC) debuted Sun Cruiser in 2024, it wasn’t the first canned hard tea to join the craft beer juggernaut’s portfolio. The company was actually one of the earliest in the game, launching Twisted Tea in 2001 — a trailblazer in the category that’s still beloved by its loyal fans today. So, what does this new hard tea add to BBC’s portfolio? Whereas Twisted Tea aimed to mimic Southern sweet tea, Sun Cruiser played into low-sugar marketing off the bat, looking to appeal to sp
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