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Scouting the Divine Offers a Fresh Perspective on Familiar Scriptures
CLOSE You don't have to read the Bible long before you encounter cultures and lifestyles foreign to you.
10 hrs ago | The Age
Vintners warn Chinese market is fickle
Mainland China's wine imports have soared more than ten-fold in the past few years but foreign producers hoping to cash in on the boom are warning the market is fickle and not for the faint of heart.
14 hrs ago | Aspen Times Weekly
Time for a wine trip? ENLARGE One of the great joys for wine lovers is a trip to the vineyards.
22 hrs ago | Santa Ynez Valley Journal
You're using Grandma's recipe for the dressing, and she's bringing a pair of her famous pies.
Food and Wine: What makes a good match?
You're planning that special meal and you want to choose a wine that will complement the food, but where do you start? Red, white, light, full-bodied, intense, crisp -- all these words describe different types of wines.
2005 Bordeaux is the star of wine expo
The year 2005 is memorable for many reasons. Sidney Crosby was drafted into the NHL, the papacy of Pope Benedict XVI began and Justice John Gomery's inquiry into the sponsorship scandal grabbed headlines.
First Press Weekend of Wine Will Benefit Arizona Public Radio
The Grand Tasting kicks off the First Press Weekend of Wine at the hip and historic Hotel Valley Ho in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Harvest season is upon us and there is much work to be done. We need your help! Each session is a two hour educational wine experience led by Jay Raffaldini in the Barrel Room! Last year's trials yielded the 2007 Bella Misto and 2007 SPQR.
Esterlina, a rare black-owned winery, feels like home
Sometimes wine tastes a bit richer when you know who's making it. The Sterling family has been making wine under the Esterlina label, which is their name in Spanish, for more than a decade now, but their love of the land dates back decades.
There are more than 30 wineries and vineyards in Arizona, spread out from Chino Valley in the north to Bowie in the southeast.
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Reid's Palace showcases flavors of Madeira
Madeira's Reid's Palace , set atop a cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, is highlighting some of the authentic attributes of the island by using local products to create memorable experiences for its guests.
Wine Tips: What restaurateurs can do in trying economic times
Wine sales at restaurants and bars are declining as diners trade down to less expensive options or skip wine altogether to save a buck.Although the economic woes can be devastating for restaurant businesses, some opportunities have arisen
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Grapes of wrath: Theft of grape vines angers scientist
By Forrest Adams Vines that could produce the next great wine were reported stolen from the University of the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum on Oct.
Two Buck Chuck better watch its back a ' it's about to face some stiff competition.
HALO wines to delight and discover the best of NZ
Wednesday, 4 November 2009, 3:35 pm Press Release: Sacred Hill Media Release - HALO wines to delight and discover the best of New Zealand Sacred Hill Winery has launched HALO, a new range of premium varietals from leading NZ wine regions to delight wine lovers.
Wine Talk: First-rate second labels
When wineries have a good year growing grapes and making wine, they often have a lot of 'good stuff' left over to put in wines they call second label.
The wine grape harvest for Oregon is in, and though the numbers aren't final, growers said 2009 will be recorded as a good year.
Thank Heaven For 7-Eleven Wine?
The 7-Eleven wine will be sold under the Yosemite Road label, for about four bucks a bottle.
Capital Grille Lets Guests Design Wine Label
The Capital Grille invites customers to design a custom label for an exclusive, world-class wine.
Nick Lees: Fine wine, good friends keep spooks away
Revellers at the 18th annual Wine and Food Fesitval at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel included Edmontonians, from left, Dr.