Month: September 2023

The biggest business news in Napa this summer was E.&J. Gallo’s buying spree, scooping up Rombauer Vineyards and Massican in a matter of days. The two wineries could not be more different. Rombauer produces 350,000 cases a year and owns more than 700 acres of vines in Napa Valley, Carneros and the Sierra Foothills. Massican,
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While a dish dubbed “thousand-layer lasagna” is likely to pique your interest, things get even more intriguing when you add an Italian-heavy wine list that pays particular attention to Barolo, Tuscany and Franciacorta. Last week, Vine Hospitality debuted Rollati Ristorante, a modern Italian-American restaurant in San Jose, Calif. This is the first Italian-focused restaurant from
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Virginia’s state Court of Appeals has ruled that a wine shipping merchant that facilitates sales between wineries and consumers is violating state law and must either obtain licenses for each winery it orders from or cease selling wine in the commonwealth. The ruling comes after Virginia’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority (ABC) challenged California company Vinoshipper’s
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#fettuccine #caesarsalad #dinnerrecipe #lunchrecipe Fettuccine with Mussels in White Wine Sauce is a classic creamy pasta made with white wine sauce parmesan cheese and seasonings. I add Caesar Salad as a side dish. Ingredients for Fettuccine: 1)300 gms fettuccine noodles 2)14pcs.mussels seasoned in a garlic butter sauce 3)300 ml milk 4)100gm unsalted butter 5)100ml white
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I’ve never grilled a steak, and I’ve never made compound butter. How hard can it be? Let’s make a Steak With Red Wine Butter from Anthony Bourdain’s Les Halles Cookbook. 💜 Support me and get a shoutout! – https://ko-fi.com/mitchmai 🔪 My Essentials Anthony Bourdain’s Les Halles Cookbook: https://amzn.to/3NrCN7m Favorite Knife: https://amzn.to/3DNE9WR The Purple Apron (other
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Emmanuel Broux of Domaine Guillot-Broux talks about reduction in a bottle of wine and tells the story of a friend who almost poured out a 1959 White Burgundy when he mistook reduction for a sign that the wine was dead. Emmanuel explains what happened and how he saved the wine. Original Thumbnail image: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cityfoodsters/ See
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