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21 hours ago ago from SouthwesternWineGuy
If that headline has you puzzled, it was done purposely. The MRG (Middle Rio Grande) chapter of the Vine & Wine Society held a wine dinner recently that celebrated New Mexico wines and wine makers. A number of organizations hold wine dinners for fund raisers or a thank you to members for their volunteer work. Few can do it with the style and enthusiasm of those in the wine industry. The Vine & Wine Society proved that once again. The dinner ...
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8 hours ago ago from Forest Hill Society
Yep, you can grow large bunches of grapes outdoors in Forest Hill - and eat them! Tony Petim, a Forest Hill Society member, shows just some of his many bunches of grapes - many measuring over 25cm in length - from his small garden in SE23. Tony was brought up growing grapes and making wine with his parents in Portugal but today he just enjoys them for garden decoration and eating. The tradition where he comes from is that you share ...
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18 hours ago ago from Wine & Spirits Daily
Dear Client: Diageo issued a statement this morning reminding the industry that it (along with the National Consumers League, and 75 other public health and consumer organizations) first petitioned the U.S. Treasury Department's Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) on December 16, 2003 to allow a standard "alcohol facts" panel on its beverage alcohol products. In all, they want the TTB to allow alcoholic beverages to feature ...
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10 hours ago ago from Beazley's View
Even Mr. B&B got into the spirit. He soon lost the hat, though. Christmas comes but once a year. Too bad it has to come in December. I come by these sentiments genetically. My father had what the family called His Christmas Look. This look resembled what one might expect from a victim of peptic ulcers. He wasn't a Scrouge, not in the true Dicken's form. He didn't exactly hate Christmas. More likely he just dreaded ...
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