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Get to Know Amarás Mezcal

Get to Know Amarás Mezcal

So we’ve all heard of the famous Mexican plant called agave from which tequila is distilled. This sacred plant is what mezcal, a distilled spirit, is derived from, as well. Originating in Mexico and a derivative of the same plant is pretty much where their similarities between mezcal and tequila end. Tequila is produced in specific regions of Mexico and […]

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Sparkling Wines You Should Be Drinking This Summer

Sparkling Wines You Should Be Drinking This Summer

So the Covid pandemic isn’t quite over, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel. As restrictions ease, and more people become vaccinated, we’re that much closer to gathering and drinking with our friends and family this summer. Whether you’re drinking wine by the pool, grill, or at a rooftop dinner, these sparkling wines will help you celebrate the […]

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Your Guide to Burgundy Wines and How to Pair Them

Your Guide to Burgundy Wines and How to Pair Them

Located in the central-eastern area of France sits one of my all time favorite wine regions named Bourgogne, also known as Burgundy. There are also small quantities of gamay and aligote grapes also grown in the region. However, when you hear some refer to a white Burgundy, they are talking about chardonnay from the region, while red Burgundy is pinot […]

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Pick Up This Sherlock Holmes Short Story Anthology

Pick Up This Sherlock Holmes Short Story Anthology

I’m obsessed with mystery, intrigue and conspiracies. So it makes perfect sense that I would love a new Sherlock Holmes book, right? A new collection of short mysteries, the Book of Extraordinary New Sherlock Holmes Stories is perfect for mystery and drama enthusiasts.  The anthology features 15 short stories from various mystery authors starring everyone’s favorite iconic, fictional detective, Sherlock […]

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Your Introduction to the Fortified Wines of Roussillon

Your Introduction to the Fortified Wines of Roussillon

France is home to many dynamic wine appellations such as Bordeaux and Champagne. But if you’re new-ish to wine, you might not be too familiar with Roussillon, another one of France’s wine treasures.  Known for producing elegant, full-bodied wine, Roussillon is an appellation nestled in the south of France near the Spanish border. Its wine growing legacy goes back to […]

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Get To Know The High-Quality Wine Made In New Jersey

Get To Know The High-Quality Wine Made In New Jersey

If you didn’t know New Jersey made wine, you wouldn’t be alone. Every time I mentioned I was headed to the Garden State for a wine tour, all I heard was: “I didn’t know there are wineries in New Jersey!” To be honest, I hadn’t heard much about New Jersey wine myself. So I jumped at the opportunity to learn […]

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What Love Feels Like: A Sci-Fi Romance Novel

What Love Feels Like: A Sci-Fi Romance Novel

What starts out as a love story between two 60-something divorcées takes an interesting turn to science fiction in What Love Feels Like: The Dawn of Human 2.0, a novel that will likely tug on your heart strings. It certainly tugged on mine.  Luke, a writer, and Dawn, a high school counselor, met on Match.com and started chatting with one another online. […]

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Add Some Magic to Your Saturday Nights

To call Eric Walton’s new streaming show, Virtual Impossibilities, simply a magic show is certainly an understatement. The critically-acclaimed performer is blowing minds again for a short period this winter season.  Suited to be engaging in a virtual format, the interactive one-man performance showcases Walton’s intuitive abilities, including his ability to mind read. He asks everyone attending to keep their […]

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Rainn’s First (and maybe ONLY) Virtual Holiday Special

Rainn’s First (and maybe ONLY) Virtual Holiday Special

The holiday season is here, and my favorite part of the season is giving back! So much of the arts have been negatively affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. So to raise money for The Acting Company, a virtual benefit was held last week. Founded in 1972, the legendary, award-winning company has given two generations of talented actors the opportunity to […]

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Your Guide to Champagne and Sparkling Wines

Your Guide to Champagne and Sparkling Wines

It’s that time of year when everyone wants to enjoy sparkling wine. I think there’s something about those bubbles that bring out our celebratory moods. While we often turn to sparkling wine to celebrate, sparkling wine can be enjoyed — you know — just because. Whether you’re sipping Champagne, Prosecco, Crémant (a French term for traditional-method sparkling wines made outside […]

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