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Kegged wine has grown immensely over the past decade, but today’s operating environment makes it even more attractive for restaurants and wine bars
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Cannabis cultivation creates resource competition and could threaten tourism in wine country—but some argue that proper regulation could actually benefit premier regions
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Exploring the Potential for Hybrid Grapes in Cold Climates
The University of Minnesota is creating cold-hardy varieties for a small but growing northern wine scene
David Logsdon’s Legacy
How a yeast entrepreneur influenced a generation of craft brewers in the Pacific Northwest
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Thomas Pastuszak, the wine director of The NoMad Hotel and a former classical pianist, reflects on his path from music and science to wine
Skurnik’s Mariel Wega on Transitioning from Somm to Sales Lead
How working the floor at a.kitchen+bar in Philadelphia helped bolster her wine sales career
Caleb Ganzer Takes a Musician’s Approach to Wine
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An Eclectic Inventory Playlist by Brent Braun
The musician-turned-wine director of Portland’s Castagna on work, wine, and the sonic pairings that make inventory go a little smoother
