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  • Corks vs Screw Caps, Which is Better?
    October 24, 2023

    Corks vs Screw Caps, Which is Better?

      Corks have always been synonymous with wine, but recently many wineries have been switching to screw caps.  Some countries have outlawed corks in general, such as New Zealand and Australia to follow.  Many of those wines have been getting a...

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  • How Long Will Wine Last Once It's Opened?
    October 5, 2023

    How Long Will Wine Last Once It's Opened?

      So you've popped open a bottle of your favorite wine but you only want to enjoy one glass and save the rest for later, have you ever wondered what happens when re-cork the bottle? Or how long will wine...

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  • Delicate Wines Made by Daring Women Part II
    April 24, 2023

    Delicate Wines Made by Daring Women Part II

      Continued from Part I Jeanne Krug: Mme Krug married into the 3rd generation of House Krug. She distinguished herself not as a widow, but as a formidable leader and an heroic individual during her husband’s imprisonment in Germany between 1915...

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  • Delicate Wines Made by Daring Women Part I
    April 24, 2023

    Delicate Wines Made by Daring Women Part I

    Historically, men have dominated the field of winemaking. When it comes to champagne, it is surprising that women have been pivotal in transforming the beverage from an overly sweet, cloudy carbonated dessert wine to the glamorous, sparklingly-clear champagne celebrated today....

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  • Guide to Chinese New Year Fortunes, Food and Wine
    February 12, 2021

    Guide to Chinese New Year Fortunes, Food and Wine

    The celebration of the Chinese New Year is upon us. Just across the Pacific Ocean, communities in Asia celebrate their biggest holiday of the year. The festivities will last typically two weeks long. In a none covid year, usually there will...

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  • A Traditional French Sparkling
    December 21, 2020

    A Traditional French Sparkling

    Fresh, light and slightly sweet, Clairette de Die is an excellent alternative sparkling for your meal.  Clairette de Die, a sparkling wine older than Champagne is one of the oldest sparkling wine in France.  According to local legend, the process of...

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  • Blueberry Lavender Belgian Waffles
    April 21, 2020

    Blueberry Lavender Belgian Waffles

    Mother's Day in coming up very soon and time is running out. However there is still time to do something sweet to give Mom a little sugar. We suggest trying this recipe for Blueberry Lavender Waffles! The wonderful lavender aromas...

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  • Modern Seder Plate
    April 13, 2020

    A Modern Take on A Seder Plate

    Click on the image to view the Recipe from CBC: Lisa Dawn Boltons spread. Passover is a meaningful occasion that takes place in mid-spring, which is a perfect time to prepare a bountiful board. This holiday is rooted in the Jewish...

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  • Heirloom Tomatoes and Summer Time
    September 6, 2019

    Heirloom Tomatoes and Summer Time

    September is here which means summer is coming to an end, and fresh Heirloom Tomato’s are growing away. Heirloom tomato’s come in all different shapes, sizes and colors; which is an exciting addition to any meal. These tomatoes come in different flavors range from high acidity to mild and almost sweet. It just depends on the Heirloom you pick while you are at the local farmers market or grocery store. These tomatoes are such a fun way to brighten up a dish you maybe preparing for friends and family. Heirloom tomatoes can be used for an appetizer or as a side dish.

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