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A WSET (Wine and Spirit Education Trust) oktatási rendszere nemzetközileg elismert, több mint 70 országban akkreditált képzést biztosít, mindazoknak akiket a kezdőtől a professzionális szintig érdekel a borok világa.

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A tematikus kóstolók témái kimeríthetetlenek. Az elmúlt években kóstoltunk nagy Syrah-kat, Rizlingeket, Chardonnay-kat, elfeledett szőlőfajtákat...

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Japanese wine for sushi, why not?

[decanter.com] Fatty salmon sashimi, iron-rich tuna nigiri, cucumber maki, fish roe gunkan… these are the takeaways I crave most when temperatures hit 30°C. And what better to pair them with than a crisp and mineral bottle of Japanese wine? Here are some fun facts and six wines to try.

Key week for Bordeaux en primeurs as pace quickens

[thedrinksbusiness.com] Following a lull for Vinexpo Asia at the end of May, this week is proving to be key for the Bordeaux en primeur campaign with a flurry of major names out this week, including a "quintessential" Mouton Rothschild. The post Key week for Bordeaux en primeurs as pace quickens appeared first on The Drinks Business.

Titos Homemade Vodka embarks on first ever UK campaign

[thedrinksbusiness.com] The Texas vodka brand will launch a major push across UK retail, trade and hospitality this summer, declaring "it's time to bring the fun back". The post Titos Homemade Vodka embarks on first ever UK campaign appeared first on The Drinks Business.

Garage Beer makes another ‘culturally relevant’ move

[thedrinksbusiness.com] NFL champions Travis and Jason Kelce’s brewing business is marking its next moves with a new campaign that aligns the brand with authenticity and retains its relevance within the highly competitive beer space. db reports. The post Garage Beer makes another ‘culturally relevant’ move appeared first on The Drinks Business.

‘Impressively fresh’ 1892 Château d’Yquem found under chapel floor

[thedrinksbusiness.com] A stash of late 19th Century wines, including bottles of Château d'Yquem, has been discovered underneath a chapel floor in the Czech Republic. The treasure is thought to have been hidden before its "Nazi collaborator" owners fled the region during the war. The post ‘Impressively fresh’ 1892 Château d’Yquem found under chapel floor appeared first on The Drinks Business.

How hospitality can beat a decade of rising costs

[thedrinksbusiness.com] Pub, bar and restaurant owners can beat a decade of rising costs by taking “a more strategic approach” to operations and supplies, according to insight from inflation experts. The post How hospitality can beat a decade of rising costs appeared first on The Drinks Business.

Climate pressures put soil in the spotlight

[thedrinksbusiness.com] As growers grapple with rising temperatures, drought and increasingly erratic weather patterns, attention is turning to one of viticulture's oldest assets: soil. Producers and researchers say vineyard resilience may depend as much on what lies beneath the vines as what grows above them. The post Climate pressures put soil in the spotlight appeared first on The Drinks Business.

DRS handling fees confirmed ahead of 2027 launch

[thedrinksbusiness.com] Return point operators across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland have been given greater clarity on the financial framework underpinning the Deposit Return Scheme ahead of its October 2027 launch. The post DRS handling fees confirmed ahead of 2027 launch appeared first on The Drinks Business.

Georgia to auction Stalin’s 40,000-bottle wine collection

[thedrinksbusiness.com] The Georgian government plans to sell a vast collection of rare wines once owned by Josef Stalin, with proceeds set to fund a new wine education school. The post Georgia to auction Stalin’s 40,000-bottle wine collection appeared first on The Drinks Business.

Heineken loses latest appeal in Greek beer competition battle

[thedrinksbusiness.com] The Dutch Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by Heineken and its Greek subsidiary Athenian Brewery in a long-running damages dispute linked to competition law breaches in Greece. The post Heineken loses latest appeal in Greek beer competition battle appeared first on The Drinks Business.

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