Wine Bazar

The Virginia Farm Bureau says the state’s wine grape crop is thriving thanks to a dry summer.

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A primary service provider for Delaware County senior citizens this week will hold an annual wine tasting to help ensure the success of future facilities and operational levies.

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Wine is on the list of South Dakota-grown products displayed at the State Fair.

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The Babylon Rotary Club is holding its 17th annual Endless Summer exclusive wine and food event, Sun., Sept. 14, 2 p.m. at the Long Island Yacht Club, Little East Neck Road South, Babylon. The donation is $75 per person in advance and $90 at the door and includes a complimentary wine glass and tray. Proceeds will go to charity.

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The American wine consumer has become a lover of what sommeliers and growers call, oxymoronically, single variety.

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Whether you love it for convenience and value, or hate it for decimating a nation of shopkeepers, you can’t ignore Tesco. For anyone who can recall Green Shield stamps and “pile it high sell it cheap”mentality of the Jack Cohen era, it seems improbable that Tesco can have quite so dramatically transcended its humble origins to become not only the nation’s leading grocer, but its foremost wine …

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We never dreamed that our first taste of a 1961 Chateau La Mission Haut-Brion, a rare wine with a four-figure price tag, would occur with our first taste of a Spicy Redneck from Crif Dogs in New York. The hot dog was wrapped in bacon, deep-fried and topped with chili, coleslaw and jalapeno peppers.

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REDLANDS - Time in a Bottle wine bar will host a fundraiser Thursday, Sept. 11, for a Redlands High School graduate who is fighting cancer.

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The wine industry, according to some estimates, is growing at about 30 per cent, which makes India one of the fastest growing markets in the region.

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The New Zealand Wine Company reported a $1.35 million profit before asset adjustments in the year to June 30, up 41 per cent on the same period last year.

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