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The long weekend forecast may not be picture-perfect, but it’s the perfect excuse to slow down, sip something delicious, and spend the weekend with us! Stop by for our Friday evening and Saturday afternoon tastings featuring a great lineup of wines to discover, sample, and enjoy. Whether you’re escaping the rain or stocking up for the weekend, we’d love to see you here!

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Santola Vinho Verde – Bright, crisp, and refreshing with lively notes of green apple, citrus, and delicate floral aromas. Light-bodied with a gentle spritz and refreshing finish, making it an easy-drinking wine perfect for warm days, seafood, salads, and casual sipping.BUY NOW

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Le Petit Balthazar Cinsault Rosé 2025 – Fresh and easy-drinking with bright notes of strawberry, watermelon, and red cherry. Light-bodied and crisp with lively acidity and a clean, dry finish, perfect for warm-weather sipping and light summer fare. BUY NOW

Casa de Santar Reserva Dão Red 2017 (91 pts, James Suckling) – “A generous, textured and velvety red blend of touriga nacional, aragonez and alfrocheiro. Berries, dark chocolate and sweet spices on the nose, following through to a medium body with sinewy tannins. Chalky with more purple berry character and chocolate on the palate. Compact and focused finish. Drink or hold.” BUY NOW

Sloop Brewing Co. Grow Outdoors Hazy Pale Ale – Juicy and hazy with bright citrus and tropical fruit notes, balanced by a soft malt backbone. Smooth, refreshing, and easy-drinking, making it the perfect post-adventure beer for the trail, beach, or backyard. ABV = 5.3% BUY NOW

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This Friday, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the Chi Dog (Midwest) is one of six Wienermobiles set to race in the second annual Oscar Mayer Wienie 500. It joins the New York Dog (East), Chili Dog (South), Seattle Dog (Northwest), last year’s winner Slaw Dog (Southeast) and the newest competitor via fan vote, Corn Dog.

One of my jobs around these parts is to handicap sporting events, dive inside the odds and give you an educated idea of what to bet. Thing is, not a single American sportsbook is taking wagers on the Wienie 500.

Why?

“Is that a serious question?” Circa Sports director of operations Jeff Benson texted me earlier this week. “It isn’t approved by gaming. You know that.”

I did know, but Benson’s reaction was worth the ask.

So we can’t bet on it, but I still have a wienie in the race. And you will, too. Odds are good you’ll root for the hot dog that brings back your best childhood memories. Nostalgia tends to hit home in events like this.READ FULL STORY 

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Just when I thought I might get a few months off from standing in national elections, arguably the biggest by-election in recent history gets announced.

And just as I stood in the Scottish elections dressed as a giant Gannet to raise awareness for the campaign to end the Guga hunt, I’ll now be doing the same in the ongoing fight to finally bring an end to hunting with hounds.

The costume is ready — admittedly a little more terrifying-looking than the Gannet — and today I’m in Wigan to officially hand in my paperwork and secure my place on the ballot.

Why am I doing this?

Because I simply do not trust this Government to deliver for animals.

They’ve already u-turned on banning animal trophy imports, abandoned plans to ban foie gras imports, and allowed two more years of badger culling despite manifesto promises suggesting the exact opposite.

Right now, there’s a public consultation underway on banning trail hunting, but I still fear it won’t go far enough. There is still no clarity on whether all of the loopholes and exemptions in the Hunting Act will finally be removed. No clarity on how they will actually ensure the hunting of wild mammals is ended for good. And no clarity whatsoever on when meaningful legislative action will happen.

We cannot afford to sit back, hope for the best, and allow this issue to quietly fade away.

This by-election provides a national platform to raise these concerns, to pressure the Government to finally end hunting as quickly as possible, and to send that message directly to the man who could become the next Prime Minister.

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Jay Watch Helps Protect Florida’s Only Endemic BirdFlorida Scrub-Jays have declined by 90% in the last century due to habitat destruction and fragmentation. A key to saving this threatened species is managing their remaining habitat, but the land managers don’t always have the capacity to monitor scrub-jays. Enter Jay Watch, our community science program that helps protect Florida’s only endemic bird. Learn how our dedicated volunteers are helping guide the Florida Scrub-Jay’s habitat management. 

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Every spring migration, over one million cranes pass through our Rowe Sanctuary, which sits at the heart of the Platte River in Nebraska. While Sandhill Crane season only lasts for a few, fleeting weeks, there’s still much to celebrate. Read on for Rowe Sanctuary Center Director Marcos Stoltzfus’ reflections of this year’s crane season.

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