Boston leaders champion diversity in wine - The Boston Globe
Three visionaries are fostering a more inclusive industry, one award recipient at a time.
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Three visionaries are fostering a more inclusive industry, one award recipient at a time.
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Email With Boston Pride making the decision to move its 2021 festivities online, there won’t be a physical parade to watch before heading off to grab drinks or a bite with friends. But that doesn’t mean restaurants and breweries are tabling their annual celebrations. To honor Pride Month, a handful of local eateries, taprooms, and wine shops are offering drink specials, limited-edition beer releases, desserts, and more. And they’re not just sticking a rainbow flag in a sandwich and calling it a day, either. Many are donating proceeds from specials and events to causes like BAGLY, the ...