Daily News: The “Chambong” Fulfills Your Champagne-Chugging Needs, Agave May Be Used for Biofuel

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Your daily dose of news and happenings from around the drink-o-sphere:

– A new law will give California’s alcohol producers more freedom on social media.

– Research from the University of Adelaide shows agave plants may be useful in creating biofuels.

– A group of “winemaking punks” who go by Collectif Anonyme are shaking things up with politically-motivated natural wine.

– 2015 vintages from regions including Bordeaux, Rioja and Burgundy could be some of the best in years.

Sales in rare whiskey have hit a record high this year. Maybe it’s time to invest?

– Rumors are brewing that the potential merger between SABMiller and AB InBev may be in trouble.

– Finally, if you’ve ever thought, “Man, I wish I could down this Champagne even faster,” the Chambong is for you.

[Photo: Flickr/L.C. Nottaasen]