Posts Tagged ‘ Blog Writing ’
Partners In Wine Club Press will be bringing you new and updated information on the marriage of food, wine, technology, and social media… Both Chef Elizabeth Stelling and Adrienne Turner are attending classes, meeting with wine producers, and getting ready for Wine Art Music Poetry Project, and will begin regular posting soon&#[ READ MORE ]
Is is freakin’ hot or what folks? Sometimes a glass of wine just does not cut it, because melting outside turns us into ‘Raging’ Bitches’ and calls for cooling down with a cold glass in the freezer full of a good brew! I have a great review from the newly married ‘Chef Fresco’ team for [ READ MORE ]
If you want to attend an event where fine dining and wine tasting is more than just a chance for Chef’s in the Princeton, New Jersey at The Westin, Forrestal Village area to shine- then you missed it last night. Share Our Strength, and Taste Of The Nation have been going strong for twenty years [ READ MORE ]
It’s helpful to become familiar with wine lingo By Heather Stober Fleming Grape Expectations April 08, 2010 12:00 AM I recently found myself in a conversation with someone who very confidently stated that —¦ all wine tastes the same and descriptions are simply a bunch of nonsense.” When I am questioned (or in this case, [ READ MORE ]
So this is our inaugural post on Chef E’s Partner’s In Wine Club and we’re super-excited to do so! Today we’re writing about a good beer that is brewed essentially down the street from us in Moorseville, NC (we’re in Charlotte). Brewed by the Carolina Beer Company, Endo is a hoppy I.P.A. with a slightly [ READ MORE ]
We all at one time or another, more often weekly found ourselves wanting to relax and open a bottle of wine. After one, or possibly two glasses and time for bed, or errands, we have a need to re-cork the bottle? So often and after years of seeing our parents doing the same thing, we [ READ MORE ]
The History of Man (and Woman) is inextricably tied to that of alcohol. The exact date Bacchus delivered is gift is unknown and likely tied temporally to the experience of the first hangover. Nonetheless, Neolithic beer jugs date back to around 10,000 BC which provides evidence for the use of alcohol in its many forms [ READ MORE ]
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