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Beautiful cellars for beautiful wines
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine There are beautiful wines and then there are beautiful wine cellars. Here are some stunning examples. The owners: Debi and Andy Weisman, Parkland The Cellar: Formally an outside [...]
Pour your heart out this Valentine’s Day with sparkling wine
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine While there’s never a bad time to drink bubbles, nothing adds to a Valentine’s Day celebration like a bottle of sparkling wine. Thanks to a confluence of price [...]
What they’re drinking at the boat show
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine The one subject as popular as the boats this month in Fort Lauderdale may be the wines: Who: Stephanie and John Herring The boat: Red Herring, a 2014 [...]
Wineries, breweries round out Florida trip
By Patti Roth City & Shore Magazine Take a tour. Try an unfamiliar flavor. (Watermelon or avocado wine, anyone? Or ale infused with zesty orange?) There’s even a tomato wine, fermented with peppers. Dozens of wineries [...]
Sommelier picks top rose wines under $25
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine There’s never a bad time to drink pink, but no better way to chill out the warmer months ahead than with a cold glass of rosé. Full disclosure, [...]
A wine shopping list direct from wine judges
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine Wines from California emerged from the smoke and fire that swept Sonoma and Napa counties last fall to take most of the medals this year at South Florida’s home-grown [...]
10 award-winning wines, and how to find them
By Peg San Felippo City & Shore Magazine One of my pet peeves is hearing about a terrific wine and then not being able to find it. So after this year’s American Fine Wine Competition in [...]
Distillers try rum with a twist of orange
By Patti Roth City & Shore Magazine For many of us, rum lives up to a well-deserved reputation as a party animal. We savor it in fun, fruity and sometimes neon-hued drinks at poolside soirées, on [...]
See summer through Rosé colored glasses
By City & Shore Magazine Whispering Angel 2016 (Côtes de Provence, France): Pink as a sunset – which, come to think of it, would be an excellent moment to sip it, poolside – this refreshing import [...]
Albariño: A wine to call our own?
By Mark Gauert City & Shore Magazine I know Florida produces wine, so please don’t write. I know some bottle tropical fruit here and call it “wine.” They ferment mangos and papayas and clementines, or whatever’s [...]
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- Where you live — and how much you pay to live there — can affect your healthHow fit you are and how much you exercise may not affect your health as much as how much you pay in rent or toward a mortgage. In Florida’s counties where the majority of people’s incomes are going toward housing, residents are suffering from more premature deaths, greater levels of obesity, more...
- Ron Wiggins, who would 'try anything' for his work as a columnist, dies at 77Ronald Wiggins, who for more than 30 years mastered the art of the first-person column at The Palm Beach Post, has died. He was 77. Wiggins, of West Palm Beach, had a stroke Sunday and died the next day in hospice with his family at his side, his daughter said. A gifted editor, patient writing...
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- Where you live — and how much you pay to live there — can affect your healthHow fit you are and how much you exercise may not affect your health as much as how much you pay in rent or toward a mortgage. In Florida’s counties where the majority of people’s incomes are going toward housing, residents are suffering from more premature deaths, greater levels of obesity, more...
- Ron Wiggins, who would 'try anything' for his work as a columnist, dies at 77Ronald Wiggins, who for more than 30 years mastered the art of the first-person column at The Palm Beach Post, has died. He was 77. Wiggins, of West Palm Beach, had a stroke Sunday and died the next day in hospice with his family at his side, his daughter said. A gifted editor, patient writing...
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- Free Biggie Bag including a Bacon Double Stack from Wendy'sStart the week on a full stomach with a free Wendy's Biggie Bag valued at $5. The fast-food chain just debuted the new value deal, which includes a Bacon Double Stack, four-piece chicken nuggets, small fry and a drink, and you can get it for free via DoorDash delivery service. Delivery, free with...
- Walmart ending price-matching program in MayWalmart is discontinuing its Savings Catcher price-matching program on May 14, the company announced to customers. Walmart, which built its reputation on having THE lowest prices, will end the program that refunded the difference if an eligible item was advertised at a lower price by a competitor....
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- Where you live — and how much you pay to live there — can affect your healthHow fit you are and how much you exercise may not affect your health as much as how much you pay in rent or toward a mortgage. In Florida’s counties where the majority of people’s incomes are going toward housing, residents are suffering from more premature deaths, greater levels of obesity, more...
- Ron Wiggins, who would 'try anything' for his work as a columnist, dies at 77Ronald Wiggins, who for more than 30 years mastered the art of the first-person column at The Palm Beach Post, has died. He was 77. Wiggins, of West Palm Beach, had a stroke Sunday and died the next day in hospice with his family at his side, his daughter said. A gifted editor, patient writing...
- Midwest homes flood as Missouri River breaches levees: 'There are no easy fixes to any of this'Hundreds of homes flooded in several Midwestern states after rivers breached at least a dozen levees following heavy rain and snowmelt in the region, authorities said Monday while warning that the flooding was expected to linger. About 200 miles of levees were compromised — either breached or overtopped...
