Vin Labs is piloting an RFID label to provide an immutable record, accessible to all, of a bottle’s history and storage conditions.

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Renowned American whiskey blender Dixon Dedman proudly presents the second vintage of Gem of Kentucky, from his award winning 2XO (“Two Times Oak”) brand. Gem of Kentucky is the only double barreled, ...

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To celebrate the return of Korean hit show Squid Game for season two, Scotch whisky brand Johnnie Walker has teamed up with Netflix on a limited-edition bottle for Black Label. Numbers on ... Monsters ...

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As the Lower House election approaches this Sunday, a barrage of articles profuse with political labels is appearing in the media. But none of the articles explain what the labels mean ...

For the wine curious, it has recently added a 350-label wine shop, which focuses on Burgundy but also carries wine from Beaujolais, the Rhone, Alsace, Jura and the Loire. We stopped there for a ...

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