[ Beer Activist] My early reactions were probably mostly due to the fact that it is common in America to find imported English ales in transparent bottles that were produced several months earlier and then shipped, stored, trucked, and stored again, all in less-than-ideal conditions. Clear bottles allow beer to become “light struck,”
[Previous] Broughton Archipeligo: Wild Pink Salmon Under Provicial Dea...
[Next] Global Warming Campaign Reaches Out to Students...
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
[Accidentalhedonist.com] Blog All - Organics: A dairy farmer that has skills equivalent to those a Sushi chef, or heck, even a decent fish monger, would have enough experience to limit risk in the drinking of raw milk. Given proper attention to sanitary conditions, and respect for the cows and their environment and upbringing, I think a safe product could be brought to market.
[Fermentation.typepad.com] Fermentation: The Daily Wine Blog: Wine Legal Battles: Archer heads up a wine distributor in Virginia, a state in which wine wholesalers were instrumental in removing wineries' 20+ year old right to sell direct to retailers and restaurants rather than being forced to sell their wine to distributors at a much lower price, who then sold to the same retailers and restaurants. Virginia wineries, which exploded in number while able to distribute themselves, now find themselves in dire straights because of the lost revenue directly resulting from the new law that prohibits them from selling to retailers and restaurants.
Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, GMO, The Green Files