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Why France matters when it comes to wine
Chicago Tribune (blog) In wine, no place equals France. No country produces as wide a range of every type of wine and at every level of price. Other countries tend to more varieties of grapes, but none other does so well with the many that it grows. And everyone else, it … Vin de France advances 'French revolution' |
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Why France matters when it comes to wine – Chicago Tribune (blog)
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The Farmers’ Market Report: Feb. 15-16, 2014: Strawberries, strawberry gelato … – Austin Chronicle
Austin ChronicleThe Farmers' Market Report: Feb. 15-16, 2014: Strawberries, strawberry gelato …
Austin Chronicle
Really delicious. Don't be surprised if they start turning up on menus around town. Once the chefs get hold of them, they"ll be the new Brussels sprouts. Speaking of Brussels sprouts, Engel Farms did not bring any strawberries to market last week, so I … -
The Lockhart, Seymour Place, W1 – The Lawyer
The Lockhart, Seymour Place, W1
The Lawyer
Something in my face clearly made the excellent maitre d' realise that I wanted the cornbread and honey butter, before really even opening my mouth and mentioning it. He got it started straight away, before I … The lunchtime menu is short and sweet … -
Good Question: How Do You Find The Best Value For Wine? – CBS Local
Good Question: How Do You Find The Best Value For Wine?
CBS Local
He says look for wines varieties that might be hard to pronounce or come from a different region. “They are fighting for attention,” he said. “They are competing against the likes of Chardonnay, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc in order to get the … -
Steeped in bountiful beauty – Newcastle Herald
Steeped in bountiful beauty
Newcastle Herald
Let's just say that it's complex, multi-layered and absolutely delicious. Each year, Seppeltsfield … The price of $990 for 375ml is actually quite a bargain, especially when you consider that the loss through evaporation – quaintly deemed the angels …