Food & Drink

Yesterday it was announced that Anchor Brewing Company, the San Francisco, California based brewery was closing its doors with the taproom’s last day being July 31. The brewery is 127 years old and represents one of the oldest craft breweries in America. The brewery was bought by Japanese brewing giant Sapporo in 2017. Originally opened

Walt Disney DIS appears likely to bottom out at or just above its monthly value level for July at $85.02. The stock is below a death cross on its daily chart with its 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages at $92.11 and $96.79. The weekly chart shows Disney oversold and a weekly close above its

Catena Zapata in Mendoza was voted number one in the World’s Best Vineyards Awards for 2023 in a ceremony tonight in Spain’s Rioja wine region. Founded in 1902, the oldest Argentine family winery, is known for its pioneering role in reinventing Malbec. Catena Zapata also won overall South American vineyard and this year, the vineyard

Service at Chipotle Mexican Grill may soon look a lot more automated. The brand announced today that they’ll be debuting Autocado, an avocado processing cobotic prototype that cuts, cores, and peels avocados before they are hand mashed and mixed with other ingredients to create the restaurant’s guacamole. The prototype, which was developed in collaboration with

It has seemingly come full circle for Ross Chastain. Tuesday Anheuser-Busch announced that starting in 2024, they will sponsor the Trackhouse Racing driver through its Busch Light brand. It’s sort of a big deal. Busch Light is one of the legacy sponsors in NASCAR with a commitment to the sport that dates back to 1979.

The food and drink scene in Mexico City keeps garnering international attention and accolades. Tourists are flocking to the country’s capital to experience its high end restaurants, famous street stalls, and award-winning cocktail bars. Thanks to this influx, hotels are popping up across the area, bringing new dining and drinking options for visitors and locals.

Eat, drink — and order on your cell phone. That was the game plan at restaurants during the pandemic. Sure, nothing annoys people more than a cell phone at the table at home or a restaurant, especially when the diner next to you shines their cell phone light in your eyes. But even as diners

In a city known for its diverse culinary offerings, the vibrant and authentic flavors of Nepal have been fairly absent in London’s food scene. That is, until The Gurkhas showed up. Founded by esteemed restaurateur Shrabaneswor Rai (whose successes include Hot Stone Steak and Sushi Bar in Islington) this Spring, The Gurkhas now stands as

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In recent years, wineries and winemakers have become increasingly conscious of the environmental impact wine production and distribution has on the environment. Many companies are now altering farming practices to be more climate friendly, and considering sustainability in packaging and distribution. However, the weight of wine bottles, which accounts for 29% of wine’s carbon footprint,

New research has revealed that over a third of food products labeled as vegan in the UK contain animal ingredients, raising concerns about potential dangers for individuals with severe allergies. A recent investigation conducted by Hampshire and Kent Scientific Services found that, out of 61 products labeled as vegan, 39% (24 products) contained traces of

Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Tyson’s back to being Big Pharma’s friend. In a major announcement this week, America’s largest chicken seller revealed it would reverse policy and restart selling chicken raised with antibiotics—the caveat now being that it won’t give its animals any antibiotics usually used while treating sick people.

Bastille Day in New York City, one of the largest and most successful celebrations of French culture outside of France, will take place on Sunday, July 16th, 2023. The national holiday is celebrated in France on July 14th each year, marking the anniversary of the storming of the Bastille and the beginning of the French

It’s that time of the year. New York City Restaurant Week is back! Restaurant reservations are officially open for summer restaurant week, which runs from Monday, July 24 to Sunday, August 20. The biannual city-wide food festival allows hundreds of local restaurants to offer two-course lunches for $30, $45 or $60, and three-course dinners for

In Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca, the Gutierrez family has been making mezcal the traditional way for more that 70 years. Ignacio Gutierrez, known to his family as Don Nacho, followed in his father, grandfather and great grandfather’s footsteps in becoming a maestro mezcalero. He began helping at the family’s palenque as a child, learning the process

One Tree Hill Farms— located in the agricultural community of Somis in Southern California— is a coffee and avocado estate basking in the symbiotic marriage between progress and tradition. What began as owner, Edvin Ovasapyan’s “agricultural experiment” would soon blossom into a journey growing healthy, nutrient-rich and flavorful avocados and coffee, and in doing so,

When Lesley Riley split from her husband and closed Legacy Restaurant in Fayetteville, North Carolina in 2000, she worked at various government-related jobs for over a decade. Then she decided what she really wanted to do was to start her own business. She started experimenting in her kitchen with flavored biscuits, that didn’t contain chemicals,

This month marks the grand opening of Nobu Residences Los Cabos, the first Nobu Hotels residential-style hospitality concept. Nobu Hotels has grown markedly since its first hotel property was launched in Las Vegas ten years ago. By the end of this year, the portfolio will include a total of 32 properties. To celebrate this grand

Having owned Pretzel Pete’s since 1997, an independent pretzel company, Karl Brown started thinking about creating a new product that involved using pretzel pieces as toppings. Through various experiments and research, Brown and company “developed a process to create a pretzel topping involving grinding and then sifting the pretzels before running them though our seasoning

From festive pizzas to reindeer cake pops, we wanted to find out every difference between UK and US Christmas fast food specials. This is Food Wars. 0:00 – 0:08 Introduction 0:09 – 05:04 McDonald’s 05:05 – 07:18 Domino’s 07:19 – 17:49 Starbucks 17:50 – 20:20 KFC 20:21 – 21:29 Subway 21:30 – 33:00 Festive Snacks