#moscato

It’s 5 o’clock somewhere, my loves!

Candy Cane Bliss !

Ingredients:

4.5 oz Barefoot Pink Moscato

3 oz Lemonade

0.5 tsp Mint extract

Mint leaves for garnish

Crushed candy canes for the rim

Instructions:

Rim your glass with crushed candy canes for a touch of holiday cheer.

In a pitcher, mix the Barefoot Pink Moscato, lemonade, and mint extract until well combined.

Pour the mixture into your prepared glass.

Garnish with a fresh mint leaf and a whole candy cane for an extra festive touch.

Wine: Risata Moscato, a cheap staple in my house for nights I just want to lounge on the couch and eat queso. Speaking of, I made queso

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2024/01/31/2024-01855/labeling-and-advertising-of-wine-distilled-spirits-and-malt-beverages-with-alcohol-content

The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) is announcing virtual listening sessions to receive input from the public on labeling of wine, distilled spirits, and malt beverages to disclose per-serving alcohol and nutritional information, major food allergens, and/or ingredients. The Department of the Treasury's February 2022 report on “Competition in the Markets for Beer, Wine, and Spirits” recommended that TTB revive or initiate rulemaking in these areas. These listening sessions are intended to engage the public, including consumers, public health stakeholders, and industry members of all sizes, and facilitate the public's ability to provide input to inform rulemaking. This notice sets forth the dates and times of the virtual listening sessions and instructions for registration. It also opens a docket for submitting written comments on the issues to be discussed in the listening sessions.

Have you ever picked up an alcoholic product like wine and wanted to know if it has added flavors and sugars? Are you a tequila drinker frustrated by the lack of disclosure about abocantes or additives like caramel coloring, sugar syrups, etc.? Are you a WHISKY drinker that's frustrated about that? Do you enjoy rum, but want to move on from brands that add a ton of sugar to their rum after distillation? Do you drink sweet wine, but want to know if you're actually drinking real wine, or just a wine cocktail? Do you have to be careful drinking, because there are many alcoholic products that have things you're allergic to but are not disclosed on the label, like colorings, preservatives, or other additives?

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