Adelsheim Vineyard: Taste the newest estate single-site pinot noir from Boulder Bluff Vineyard, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 16800 NE Calkins Lane, Newberg. Cost: $25, includes a Riedel Oregon Pinot glass. Contact: (503) 538-3652, www
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TheStar.com | Travel | Napa winery gets help from an `insider’ - Toronto Star
St. Helena, Calif. On a side street in the small town of St. Helena sits the tiniest winery in Napa. In stark contrast to the spiffy design or historic mansions of many neighbouring Napa wineries, Charter Oak Wines are made in a former chicken coop
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Las Crucen’s hamburger recipe wins second place in Food Network - Las Cruces Sun-News
LAS CRUCES - The Ol Mol Chicken Burger, nicknamed “New Mexico on a Bun,” turned out to be just as tasty as it sounds. The recipe, created by Las Crucen Sharyn LaPointe Hill, secured a second-place win in a Food Network burger competition that
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WHILE some WA microbreweries are making multi-million dollar deals with the nation’s brewing giants, others are more than happy to stay strictly independent. Microbreweries and pubs have cashed in on the major brewers’ thirst for boutique beers. City
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Mission King to win open Carib Brewery Guineas - Trinidad and Tobago’s Newsday
MISSION KING will go to post as favourite, but any of five runners can land this year s rich $315,000 Carib Brewery Guineas feature on today s Indian Arrival Day ten-race programme at Santa Rosa Park, Arima. This 1800 metres gallop for West
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Sign up for ABC 33/40 News e-mail alerts. Montgomery - Alabama has a new law allowing stronger beer to be sold in the state. A spokesman for Gov. Bob Riley says he signed legislation Friday that immediately raises the alcohol limit on beer from 6
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Duo redefines recycling with new store - Farmington Observer
With people going green to save the planet and save cash, a brother and sister team have opened a store in Westland that recycles household goods. Adam Pocock, 30, and his sister Sarah, 26, of Redford have opened Sarah’s Furnishing for Less on
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