National Reviewflipped into Politics & PolicyConservative View Senator Schumer’s Sour Grapes | National Review National Review - Jonathan H. Adler The Washington Post reports that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) forced the Senate into a brief (and rare) closed session in a last …
The New York Timesflipped into WorldWine A Francophile’s Unexpected Love Affair With Canadian Wine verified_publisherThe New York Times - Dan BilefskyIt began with grape-guzzling bears. I was on vacation in British Columbia’s pristinely beautiful Okanagan winemaking region this summer when I asked Severine Pinte, a French winemaker, to describe her...
RADIO.COMflipped into NewsWine & Spirits Wine country moves away from seasonal workers, towards fulltime employment radio.com - KCBS Radio Staff Years ago, the grape harvest was always preceded by a major hiring blitz, but that is now changing as vineyards are increasingly hiring workers …
Forbesflipped into LifestyleChampagne Veuve Clicquot Prestige Cuvee Champagne 'La Grande Dame' Makes Stronger Commitment To Pinot Noir Forbes - Cathrine ToddThere is a long debate over which Champagne house created the famous bubbles of Champagne wine but there is just as interesting of a debate over who invented rosé Champagne. Some documentation suggests...
Greatistflipped into All StoriesPie 21 Slab Pie Recipes to Share the Love Greatist - Kristen Fischer Slab pies are a dinner party’s best friend. Not only are they delicious, but it takes the visual appeal of a pie and puts it into the convenience of …
The New York Timesflipped into FoodOnions You’ll Definitely Want to Keep This Savory Sauce on Hand verified_publisherThe New York Times - Yotam OttolenghiStocking up, stockpiling, supermarket sweeps: 2020 has, for many of us, changed the way we shop. Even though we know, rationally, that there are enough tins of tomatoes and bags of flour to go around,...
