FULL POUR ISSUE NO. 4 – WINTER 2023

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Cover illustration by Colin Laurel

100 pages

A Taste of Issue No. 4: 

Vinified — Catherine Fallis, MS takes a look at the organic-plus movement spearheaded by the Regenerative Organic Certification program and explores what makes this such a beneficial and meaningful certification for a growing number of wineries across the globe.

Distilled — In this issue’s Seasonal Sip, Emily Saladino dives into the heritage of sorrel, a hibiscus-based spiced drink with West African origins that’s taken on a new form in the Brooklyn-based liqueur brand Sorel.

Infused — How, exactly, are THC drinks popping up at your local wine and spirit shop? Danielle Guercio gives us the deets on hemp-derived delta-9 THC and how a loophole in legislation has opened up access to the infused drinks space.

Brewed — There’s a fair amount of debate around the topic of aging beer and Lauren Buzzeo chimes in with some sage advice on how best to hoard and, more importantly, enjoy your stash of brews.

Zero Proof — The evolving culture of matcha is the focus of Anna Lee Iijima’s feature, which explores the meaning behind Japan’s most traditional green tea and how it is permeating American culture, from Kit Kats, face masks and lattes to influencer-driven health trends. With all these applications, does the true meaning of the tea get lost?

Full Pour proudly supports sustainable and non-toxic printing methods that are better for the environment and our readers. Each issue is shipped in 100% compostable, biodegradable mailers and printed on Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified, 100% post-consumer-waste (PCW) recycled paper, which is also certified Carbon Balanced Paper by the World Land Trust and labeled PCF (processed chlorine free) by the Chlorine Free Products Association. We are also committed to using natural soy- and vegetable-based inks and non-toxic toners as opposed to petroleum-based products, and eschew chemical laminates and plastic coatings that can affect future recyclability.