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Digging deeper into wine through daily immersion is not a chore for me, I revel in the culture. As a teenager growing up in Montreal, Canada, Joris Gutierrez Garcia wanted to be a lifeguard. In retrospect, his (…)

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About the episode Gen Z is reshaping the beverage industry with a focus on mindful drinking, premium experiences, and health-conscious choices. While overall consumption is lower, this generation favours low- or no-alcohol drinks, craft products, and sustainable (…)

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