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Las Olas Wine and Food Festival Returns April 19 for its 28th Anniversary
The 28th annual Las Olas Wine and Food Festival will return to Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale 7:30-10:30 p.m. April 19, bringing culinary offerings from some of South Florida’s best-known restaurants as well as sips and samples curated by Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, back for its second year as the exclusive festival wine and spirits provider. The...
![If you enjoy wine, you probably have at least one wine decanter around the house. If you’ve been using it more for display than anything else, here’s some information that might inspire you to incorporate it into your regular wine routine. Guidelines for using your decanters While there’s debate which is most important, there are two main reasons to decant: Decanting separates the wine from the sediment. Sediment naturally forms in wines during the fermentation process and as a wine ages. While it’s harmless, it adds an unpleasant bitter taste to the wine. The goal is to keep the sediment […]](https://www.sun-sentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/8B4A5587.jpg?w=280 "If you enjoy wine, you probably have at least one wine decanter around the house. If you’ve been using it more for display than anything else, here’s some information that might inspire you to incorporate it into your regular wine routine. Guidelines for using your decanters While there’s debate which is most important, there are two main reasons to decant: Decanting separates the wine from the sediment. Sediment naturally forms in wines during the fermentation process and as a wine ages. While it’s harmless, it adds an unpleasant bitter taste to the wine. The goal is to keep the sediment […]")
![Miami Marlins manager Skip Schumaker is sitting behind home plate at the home of the Marlins, talking about home for this magazine’s home issue. He’s homeless. No. Of course he isn’t. But sort of. He’s got a place to live in South Florida. Asked where, he says just one word and kind of does a brow toss toward whatever direction it is from the ballpark’s home in Little Havana: “Brickell.” Brickell. Now there’s a place that used to be home. If by home you mean early 20th century mansions for folks like William and Mary Brickell who traded Cleveland, Ohio […]](https://www.sun-sentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/ttfl-l-city-shore-marlins-007.jpg?w=125 "Miami Marlins manager Skip Schumaker is sitting behind home plate at the home of the Marlins, talking about home for this magazine’s home issue. He’s homeless. No. Of course he isn’t. But sort of. He’s got a place to live in South Florida. Asked where, he says just one word and kind of does a brow toss toward whatever direction it is from the ballpark’s home in Little Havana: “Brickell.” Brickell. Now there’s a place that used to be home. If by home you mean early 20th century mansions for folks like William and Mary Brickell who traded Cleveland, Ohio […]")
![In its 20th year, Galuppi’s is stepping it up as the place to go for a night under the stars, an appetizing meal and a professional-grade musical trip back to the glory days. Not long before the Rolling Stones release their newest album, Hackney Diamonds, an ersatz yet entertaining Mick Jagger is doing his jagged moves onstage at a packed Pompano Beach outdoor venue. Illuminated from behind by the Stones’ giant lips logo, the sinewy soundalike prances about the king-sized, covered stage in a smoke-machine cloud as his six bandmates tear through a respectably rowdy Jumpin’ Jack Flash. Basking in […]](https://www.sun-sentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Galuppis-1-please-use-as-lead-.jpg?w=263 "In its 20th year, Galuppi’s is stepping it up as the place to go for a night under the stars, an appetizing meal and a professional-grade musical trip back to the glory days. Not long before the Rolling Stones release their newest album, Hackney Diamonds, an ersatz yet entertaining Mick Jagger is doing his jagged moves onstage at a packed Pompano Beach outdoor venue. Illuminated from behind by the Stones’ giant lips logo, the sinewy soundalike prances about the king-sized, covered stage in a smoke-machine cloud as his six bandmates tear through a respectably rowdy Jumpin’ Jack Flash. Basking in […]")