Bremer’s Blog
Cheers to 90 Years with a 90-Point Sparkling Wine!
This June, Bremer’s Wine & Liquor celebrates its 90th year of operation since it was granted the first liquor license in Oneida County following the repeal of Prohibition..
There are currently several proposed changes to New York State liquor laws that would be highly detrimental to wine and liquor stores across the state, to the people who are employed by them, and to the consumers who shop at them.
Ken has chosen a delicious Pinot Noir to get into the swing of Spring!
Tequila is the second most-popular spirit in the world, coming in right behind vodka, and its popularity only continues to grow with premium and celebrity brands entering the market regularly.
March’s Staff Pick for Wine is a tasty Finger Lakes gem!
The April 2023 Staff Pick for wine has gone to the dogs!
Learn More About Hennessy Cognac’s Unusual Origins Between popular culture references, and a long history with a loyal following, Hennessy is probably the most recognizable cognac in the United States, if not the world. But how did an Irishman come to found the iconic brand? Richard Hennessy was born in 1724 in County Cork, Ireland. His family was Catholic, and after the Revolution of 1688, where the Catholic King James II was deposed, Richard traveled across the English Channel to France, where he joined the Irish Brigade* of the…
Twelve Little Known Facts About These World Famous Champagnes • The “t” in Moët is pronounced. Although Claude Moët was French, the surname is Dutch, and so the “t” is not silent. • The company was founded as Moët et Cie in 1743. • Claude Moët’s grandson Jean-Rémy Moët grew the business, beginning its life as a luxury brand. • Upon Jean Rémy’s retirement, his son Victor Moët and son-in-law Pierre-Gabriel Chandon de Brialles assumed leadership of the company. • The brand not only produces an extensive line of Moët…
The Maker’s Mark bourbon tasting and rocks glass dipping was great fun! We hope you were able to make it!