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Imbibe 75: Wine + Beer

2022 Imbibe 75 Person to Watch Simonne Mitchelson

Checking in with a 2022 Imbibe 75 Person to Watch who's helping to transform the wine industry.

Slug Bar

Cue up the good vibes with this party mix from one of our Imbibe 75 Places to Watch.

Slug Bar

Find dancing, disco balls, and natural wine at this Imbibe 75 Place to Watch.

Benny Boy Brewing

Take a tour of the first-ever cider taproom in the heart of Los Angeles.

Jen Blair

This brewer and activist is on the front lines of dismantling barriers to beer education.

Alice Anderson Imbibe 75

This California winemaker is putting her own spin on Rhône-style wines.

Imbibe 75 Remy Drabkin

This enterprising winemaker is affecting positive change in the world in unexpected ways.

Simonne Mitchelson Imbibe 75

This Imbibe 75 Person to Watch is leading the charge in bringing diversity to the wine industry.

Fiasco Wine

One of our Imbibe 75 Places to Watch shares its favorite wines of the moment.

Native and local ingredients give the brewery's Wildcraft beer series a Texas sensibility.

How one craft brewer is working to keep the beer industry accountable for sexism and discrimination.

The Brooklyn duo launched Talea to produce fruited sour ales and low-bitterness hazy IPAs that aim for accessibility.

How the first Black woman to operate a winery in a major U.S. wine region is using her platform to pave a better road for future Black and brown wine professionals.

How this new nonprofit is empowering and investing in people of color in the wine world.

With La Fête du Rosé, Donae Burston has created a year-round rosé that speaks to a broad, multicultural consumer base.

Five to try, from new labels to industry stalwarts that you may not be familiar with.

With Mujeres Brew Club, Favela and Davila Ojeda are helping make the beer world more inclusive for women.

The Atlanta-based beer writer aims to share the unsung stories of Black women in beer.