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Vino Tinto With Your Curry? Chile’s Winemakers Try To Break Into The Indian Market

Chilean winemakers are promoting their celebrated wines in several key markets for consumer spending power: the United States and China are already saturated with every kind of wine. But now India must be a focus despite crushing tariffs.

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Food / Travel

Gùsto! How • What • Where Locals Eat (& Drink) In Edinburgh

Visit Scotland’s capital for a few days of good food and even better drinking.

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In The News

Long Live The Negroni, The Eternal King Of Cocktails

How is a cocktail invented, and how does it become iconic? An analysis of the art of mixology, through what may be the most famous cocktail in the world.

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Food / Travel

Gùsto! How · What · Where Locals Eat (And Drink) In Hanoi

Vietnam’s capital offers any visitor a rich culinary experience, featuring in TripAdvisor’s top 20 food destinations in the world for 2023. So here’s what and where to eat when visiting Hanoi.

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In The News

Bottoms Up: Alcohol-Free Liquor Has A Good Shot At Success

A generation after alcohol-free beer surprised the beverage market, it may be time to go one step stronger.

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In The News

Sweet! Upcoming Tax Scares UK Into Taking It Easy On Sugar

Beverage companies have responded to the planned tax by reducing the sugar content of their drinks.

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Economy Geopolitics

Coca-Cola’s Strategy In China? Be More Chinese

The American beverage giant has tried to pursue customers interested in healthier and more traditional beverages. But can they sell tea to the Chinese?

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Eyes on the U.S. Food / Travel

UnCoke: A Fizzy Little Tour Of The World’s ‘Other’ Colas

We all know how ubiquitous Coca-Cola“s red-and-white logo is around the world. But together with its archrival Pepsi-Cola, these U.S.-based cola giants have had to fend off smaller, locally-produced alternatives. Call it the alter-cola revolution. Let us take you on a fizzy little tour of the new regional and national cola brands springing up everywhere. […]

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Food / Travel

Tis The Season: What The World Is Drinking

(Fa la la la la, la la la la….)

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Food / Travel

Super Rich In China Drink Human Milk As Status Symbol

SOUTHERN URBAN DAILY, CNTV (China) Worldcrunch SHENZHEN – Magical elixir for those suffering? Status symbol for China’s super rich? Or just plain…CREEPY!? The Southern Urban Daily was the first to report on the growing popularity among wealthy Chinese for drinking human milk. “Human milk is the best of tonics, it’s even better than bird’s nest […]

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Global Gourmet

What Is The World Drinking? The (Mostly) Non-Alcoholic Edition

Worldcrunch BUENOS AIRES – Last week, a study was released that showed Argentinians drink 100 liters of mate per capita annually, double their consumption of beer or wine. It’s even more popular than tea and coffee which, for most of the rest of the world, are the go-to hot drinks. Food and drink traditions are […]

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Food / Travel

Presidential Kitchen Secrets – What State Menus Tell Us About World Leaders

-Essay- BEIJING – “Eat, drink, man and woman – the greatest human desires reside in them…” It is an ancient Confucian proverb, meaning that food and love are basic to human nature. Were the public invited to vote on what they’d like most to know about their nations’ leaders I’m convinced it wouldn’t be their […]

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How France’s *Pernod Ricard* Pastis Became A Global Liquor Juggernaut

Paul Ricard was a visionary: in the early 1920s, he was already dreaming of selling his aniseed liquor around the world. Eighty years later, his vision has become reality, and what was a little liquor from the South of France is today one of the world&

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