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04/15/13
Drink Local Wine 2013 brings together past, future of Maryland wine
there were as many winemakers and owners from new wineries introducing themselves and their product
04/12/13
Drink Local Wine conference expecting 450 for Twitter Taste-Off
Only a couple days remain before the start of the fifth annual Drink Local Wine conference
04/11/13
Tennessee beer tax bill headed to governor
Tennessee's beer taxes outstrip any other state's because the bulk of the levy is based on price rather than volume. The more a beer costs, the higher the taxes that must be paid to buy it
04/10/13
Mississippi: Huge Wine Festival Takes Over Small Town
With a population of just 46,000 Hattiesburg, Mississippi is not the type of place you might expect to find a major wine festival featuring a huge array of world class vintners.
04/10/13
Distillery bill, once on life support, moving forward
After limping out of the gate, a bill that's a priority for the St. Augustine Distillery is flying through the committee process
04/09/13
Wine by the keg may soon be legal in Florida
The Florida Legislature may revisit a law limiting the amount of wine sold in an individual container to one gallon, as advocates would like to see the advent of wine in a keg.
04/09/13
After 38 years, Wine Cellar closing in North Redington Beach
It began in 1975 as a teeny spot in Gulfport. Success brought change, and the Wine Cellar moved to bigger digs in North Redington Beach that next year. Despite the grander 200-seat location, Karl Klumpp, Ted Sonnenschein and Peter Schuckert set about creating the same warmth and intimacy in this moodily lit setting.
04/08/13
One Wining Moment: The 2013 Final Four Taste-Off
Wine Spectator's annual March Madness competition puts wineries from Kansas, Kentucky, New York and Michigan in the spotlight
04/05/13
Disabled veteran turned away from Kentucky winery
A veteran vacationing in Southwest Florida from Kentucky says he was discriminated against because of his disability. Wounded Iraq War veteran Alex Brown says it was at Eden Winery in Alva that he got turned away because of his service dog.
04/05/13
Kentucky Governor Signs Bill to Repeal Prohibition-era Ban on Election Day Alcohol Sales
Senate Bill 13, sponsored by Sen. John Schickel, R-Union, allows a retailer to sell alcohol during the hours the polls are open on a primary, or regular, local option, or special election day across Kentucky
04/05/13
Wine by the keg could be coming to Florida
"This removes the antiquated red tape and eliminates a Prohibition-era rule that is still in our books," said Rep. Frank Artiles, R-Miami, the House sponsor of the bill, HB 623.
04/04/13
Mississippi Council approves new beer/light wine ordinance
Hattiesburg City Council has adopted an ordinance to open downtown streets to the sale and consumption of beer and light wine during special events.
04/03/13
Legislation would permit W.Va. wines to be sold earlier on Sunday
All that could change soon, under a bill that cleared the Senate in a 27-7 vote Monday, allowing home-grown wines to be sold at 10 a.m. on Sundays.
04/03/13
TN: Wine in grocery stores bill held up in Senate
Members of the Senate Finance, Ways and Means Committee will hold one final vote on a measure that would let voters decide through local referendums whether to let their grocery stores sell wine.
04/03/13
Georgia Winery Unveils Expansion Plans
The company is set to double the production capacity and is working on making their bestsellers available on wine shops in different states including Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
04/02/13
Midwestern States Announce Wine-Trail Trail
Five neighboring states in the Midwest announced a new tourism initiative yesterday that makes it easier to experience all 43 "wine trails" within their borders
04/02/13
FL: Self-distribution for wineries drained from House plans
An effort to expand the number of Florida-based wineries that also could directly sell their products may need to be watered down a bit before it's ready to be served up to state lawmakers this session.
04/02/13
A Vibrant Wine Culture in the Piedmont (No, Not That One)
Vibrant wine and food cultures thrive these days in all sorts of American cities - Austin, Tex.; St. Louis; Atlanta or even Birmingham, Ala. - as high-speed travel and communications make the world a smaller place. Still, one hardly expects to find a Shangri-La for wine lovers blossoming here in the rolling Piedmont hills of central North Carolina.
04/02/13
West Alabama Food and Wine Festival draws a crowd
A crowd of about 300 enjoyed a variety of wines to complement samplings from 10 area restaurants, a feast of several seafood dishes - including shrimp creole from The Globe Restaurant, bacon-wrapped shrimp from Wintzell's Oyster House, and shrimp puff pastries from the Hotel Capstone.
04/02/13
Virginia Wine: Off the beaten path in Northern Virginia, part 2
Our journey to Northern Virginia continues as we visit with a couple of the Commonwealth's most celebrated winemakers.
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