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New
Californian reds make a
mockery of two myths:
In their demure livery these New
Yanks look most unAmerican and coy
rather than brash. But inside the bottle, the liquids reveal
themselves to be both terrific expressions of their grape varieties
and... more>
A Bicoastal
Update on the State of the Grape
At first glance, the wine industries
of the states of Washington and New York would appear to have very
little
in common. After all, Washington is the U.S.'s No. 2 producer, and has
a reputation so well established that many critics believe it is second
to none when it comes to bottling American Syrah and Merlot. New York,
on the other hand, is a relative newcomer to the wine limelight. So much
so that one of its most important... more>

WIne X Magazine
Wine
Spectator Online
The
Wine Messenger
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The
King's Favorite
Pound Cake
Elvis was huge.
Everything about him was colossal, not only his immeasurable effect on
music but the way he lived his life. He was a man with mighty
appetites. Cadillacs, girlfriends, Dilaudid: He could never get enough. That's the
way he was about the things he liked to eat, too. The legend of the skinny
kid from Tupelo who became the 250-pound omnivore of Graceland is filled
with awesome
tales about his ability to pack away ungodly amounts of
... more>
Cuban Food
Emeril recently revealed all the hot and sassy favorites from Cuba. Even
with the few modifications it's seen from emigres embracing South Floridian
and Cajun
cultures,
there's so much good to be found here:
Cuban Sandwich
Roast Suckling Pig
Fried Sweet Plantains
Ajiaco-Emerilized
Ham Crouquettes
 
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