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This Week’s Best Drink Reads

Welcome to The PUNCHbowl, a weekly installment where we share our favorite longreads on all things drinks and nightlife. This week, we take a look into the effect James Murphy's new bar…

  • story: Punch Staff
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Cuban Heavy Metal, Blackouts and Beer: The Best Drink Reads of the Week

Welcome to The PUNCHbowl, a weekly installment where we share our favorite longreads on all things drinks and nightlife.

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  • photo: Jeff Kubina
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Low-Calorie Wines Struggle with Low Sales in the U.S.

The low-calorie wine trend may soon come to an end in the U.S., as companies like Treasury Wine Estates have removed The Skinny Vine and numerous other low-calorie brands from shelves due to…

  • story: Danielle Bergere
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A New Wave of Bartending Robots Is Here

The RoboGames, also known as the "Olympics of Robots," has started to develop a unique niche competition aside from all of the bots battling to destroy each other: bartending robots.…

  • story: Joanna Harkins
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Brooklyn Laundromat and Pinball Haven Vies for Wine, Beer License

New York is no stranger to bars with bizarre themes, unusual decorations or colorful clientele, so a laundromat-bar should fit right in. According to the Wall Street Journal, Sunshine Laundromat,…

  • story: Joanna Harkins
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Sulfites Probably Not To Blame For That Wine Headache

As it turns out, that headache some have been blaming on the sulfites found in wine is probably just a reaction to, well, alcohol. According to the Wall Street Journal,…

  • story: Joanna Harkins
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Mexican Wine Gives a New Meaning to “Old World”

They're difficult to come by, but Mexican wine is appearing increasingly in specialty shops and restaurants in southern California. Will Lyons for The Wall Street Journal takes a trip to Mexico to…

  • story: Janet Lee
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How Homemade Italian-American Wine Persists in the Bronx

DIY alcohol has been ingrained in the American consciousness since before Americans were Americans. The tradition persists today with the fetishization of moonshiners and spirit brands appropriating Prohibition-era aesthetics. But…

  • story: Leslie Pariseau
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The Dummy’s Guide to Starting a Wine Collection

You don’t have to be a millionaire to start collecting wine seriously. The Wall Street Journal’s mini guide to starting your own wine cellar has all the basic tips for…

  • story: Echo Thomas
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The Science Behind the Poetry of Terroir Discovered

We all know soil plays a huge role in wine development, but the way qualities like “wet slate” and “minerality” find their way into the final product has been one…

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