Archive for 'Quick Sips'
Rack and roll: Stylish ways to store wine
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Whether you collect wine seriously – or just have a few bottles on hand – finding a place to store them at home can be a challenge. These [...]
At home bar: Cheers for The Sea Empress
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Here’s a refreshing craft cocktail from Dune restaurant, inside the Auberge Beach Residences & Spa. “The Sea Empress gets its name from the shipwreck off Fort Lauderdale’s coast,” [...]
Sip and tell: A wine judge spills all
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Hear me out. Being a wine judge may sound like a glamorous and cushy job, but it can be hard work. (No, really!) I know because I was [...]
‘Sipping through America’ wine event Jan. 19
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine The 13th annual American Fine Wine Competition (AFWC) and “Sipping Through America’’ event is right around the corner. The AFWC judging will be Jan. 19-20th at FIU’s Chaplin [...]
The sommeliers suggest for the holidays
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Our panel of South Florida sommeliers share some great wines for the holidays – and ideas to ensure everyone (including you) has a good time at the party: [...]
Gift ideas for Wine and Spirits Lovers
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Wine for Normal People: A Guide for Real People Who Like Wine, But Not the Snobbery That Goes with It by Elizabeth Schneider. Hot off the presses from [...]
Wines that taste as good as the labels look
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Wine, like art, is all about personal taste. When you find a winery that’s passionate about both, what better way to link the two than through the label. [...]
A sommelier’s guide to waterfront wining
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine There’s nothing better than a cruise on the waterways – unless it includes a stop at a restaurant with great food and great wines. Some seasoned South Florida [...]
In cocktails, everything old is new again
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine Some classic spirits are finding new life in recipes from trendsetting establishments. Among the more spirited-examples: Bourbon Born in Kentucky, bourbon is America’s only indigenous spirit. By law [...]
Endless summer: Rosé earns year-round status
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine While rosé’s popularity continues to soar, things are changing in the pink-wine world. Once known only as a summer drink, restaurants and wine bars across the country keep [...]
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- Florida surpasses 8,000 COVID-19 deaths with Friday’s pandemic reportNewly reported COVID-19 infections are holding steady in Florida. Officials reported 7,686 cases on Friday, just a hair more than the 7,650 cases added on the previous day.
- Joe Biden apologizes for comments on diversity among Black peopleBiden enjoyed strong support from Black voters during the Democratic primary season, and Black voters overwhelmingly tell pollsters they will not vote for President Donald Trump in November.
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- Florida surpasses 8,000 COVID-19 deaths with Friday’s pandemic reportNewly reported COVID-19 infections are holding steady in Florida. Officials reported 7,686 cases on Friday, just a hair more than the 7,650 cases added on the previous day.
- Joe Biden apologizes for comments on diversity among Black peopleBiden enjoyed strong support from Black voters during the Democratic primary season, and Black voters overwhelmingly tell pollsters they will not vote for President Donald Trump in November.
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- A place to connect: Mom creates free homeschool social networkBoca Raton mother Randi Zucker started the beta launch of homeschoolroomies.com, a social network dedicated to all things homeschooling.
- ‘This will pass’: Teen writes letters to help others feel better during COVID-19Bryce Rose, of Pembroke Pines, who has always enjoyed getting handwritten letters in the mail, decided that she would create handmade cards for the people in the Lauderdale West community.
Sun Sentinel Breaking News
- Florida surpasses 8,000 COVID-19 deaths with Friday’s pandemic reportNewly reported COVID-19 infections are holding steady in Florida. Officials reported 7,686 cases on Friday, just a hair more than the 7,650 cases added on the previous day.
- Joe Biden apologizes for comments on diversity among Black peopleBiden enjoyed strong support from Black voters during the Democratic primary season, and Black voters overwhelmingly tell pollsters they will not vote for President Donald Trump in November.
- Tropical wave on track to approach the mid-AtlanticThe tropical wave is expected to continue traveling in a westward motion toward the Caribbean Sea over the next several days.
