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International Wine news from several wine sites
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This impressive set of wines makes a strong case for Greek whites this summer. Read More...
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SakaMai, on the Lower East Side, does not commit to one genre of Japanese cuisine or mode of dining. Read More...
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Inside the Japanese restaurant on the Lower East Side that is respectful of tradition but not bound by it. Read More...
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Butter gives this ice cream voluptuous, velvety texture. Read More...
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Getting the most out of an irresistible legume. Read More...
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Apologize to your crab and praise the universe, then get on with it. Read More...
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Zakary Pelaccio, a partner in the various Fatty restaurants, has moved upstate to open Fish & Game; and more restaurant openings. Read More...
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The owners of the Beatrice Inn aimed for a classic chophouse, with leather banquettes and waiters in white shirts. Read More...
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On the pervasiveness of gin as an ingredient in pop-music lyrics. Read More...
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In a gin and tonic, the latter is often taken for granted, but the choice of a tonic produces very different cocktails. Read More...
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Overwrought reinventions aside, a new golden age for a classic cocktail has arrived. Read More...
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Inside the West Village restaurant where the thing to do is to look and listen. Read More...
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If the voice in your head wants something different, why not a dry riesling or pinot blanc from Alsace? Read More...
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Cold soups take nicely to the addition of a little alcohol. Read More...
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The kalimotxo is wonderfully refreshing, and doesn’t require all that fruit-chopping and waiting. Read More...
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