WineCompass

We continued our #VABreweryChallenge by visiting two Loudoun County breweries Old 690 Brewing Company (Purcellville) and Mad Horse Brewpub...

Readers should know I'm a fan of biking to breweries and also a fan of Travis Book and The Infamous Stringdusters . MyJoogTV Episode...

On April 10-11, I will be attending one of the many stops of the Capture Artisan Wine Tour , "an epic urban party, celebrating beau...

Remember the day when Killian's was the only "Irish" Red Ale option if Smithwick's Ale wasn't available or you tire o...

Since Winter has stubbornly succumbed to Spring, I'll be navigating to Northern Virginia and Maryland wineries testing theCompass Wine...

This week, members of the Consorzio del Vino Nobile di Montepulciano came to Washington D.C. as part of a marketing campaign. I was fortuna...

I was planning on writing a series on "What is Sour Beer", but it looks like New Belgium Brewing Company just released a video se...

Seems like brewing with blood oranges is a favorable new fad in the Maryland beer scene with at least Flying Dog Brewery (Bloodline Blood O...

Besides wine and beer, the Virginia spirits industry is growing rapidly. theCompass Mobile app lists 20 distilleries in the Commonwealth wit...

Everyone knows that Oregon is producing fantastic Pinot Noir, but did you know Oregon has 16 approved American Viticultural Areas (AVAs)? Y...

Starting tomorrow thousands will give up drinking alcohol for Lent, perhaps based on their hangover from Fat Tuesday. While the endeavor i...

Our first stop on the #VABreweryChallenge was to Ashburn's Lost Rhino Brewing Co. and this weekend we returned to visit two area bre...

In my younger years, my go bourbon was Ancient Age, first the light brown label and then the dark brown. As the years progressed, I've s...

Last night I received a couple of bottles of Cheeky Cherry, the newest addition to Woodchuck Cidery Out on a Limb Series™. The Middlebury V...