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International Wine news from several wine sites
April 2010 - Posts
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Where to eat on the streets of New York this weekend. Read More...
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Sorrel from the market makes an ideal pairing for the richness of eggs. Read More...
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Julie Sahni, owner of Julie Sahni's Indian Cooking School in Brooklyn Heights, N.Y., is answering questions on how to cook Indian food. Read More...
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The San Francisco restaurant manages to give wine sold by the ounce a distinct character and flair. Read More...
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Florence Fabricant answers questions on sending back a meal, photography at the dinner table, and the use of butter plates. Read More...
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Looking for proof of the theory of evolution? Pour a ration of young Pinot Noir into your wine glass and spend an hour or two getting to know it. Read More...
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Many vineyards in the Willamette Valley of Oregon are leaders in sustainable, eco-conscious practices. Read More...
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The Luberon, a collection of small hilltop towns in northern Provence, features restaurants that treat lunch and dinner as an event. Read More...
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Even during the recession, a Manhattan restaurateur typically helps 10 to 15 people a week hunting restaurant jobs. Read More...
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Julie Sahni, owner of the Julie Sahni's Indian Cooking School in Brooklyn Heights, N.Y., is answering questions on how to cook Indian food. Read More...
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Osteria Morini will be Michael White and Chris Cannon's latest restaurant. Read More...
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A former waitress recalls a raucous, joyous scene. Read More...
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Former Mondavi CEO Michael Mondavi has admitted that a large number of non-profitable California wineries will change hands ��under duress' this year. Read More...
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Master sommelier Christopher Delalonde has been named Sommelier of the Year, after a nerve-racking final in London on Wednesday. Read More...
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The duo behind Texture, the Michelin-starred restaurant in London's Portman Square, are to open a sister restaurant in early June. Read More...
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