6 Ways to Make Thanksgiving Special
How are you celebrating Thanksgiving this year? Thanksgiving is going to look a lot different this year for many of us, as most of our cherished traditions-- gathering in groups, sharing communal meals, and embracing family & friends you haven't seen in a while -- are off-limits due to the pandemic. Even though we may not be able to celebrate like we're used to, there are still ways to make the holiday feel special. Host a virtual Thanksgiving Share recipes ahead of time and cook together over Facetime or Zoom. Even though we can't be in the same room, we can still feel...
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Written by: Elizabeth McCabe
Holiday Entertaining Guide
OVERVIEW Hosting should be fun! Holiday entertaining can be relatively stress-free with the right tools and preparation. Your most important job as a host is to create a fun, memorable, and meaningful experience for your guests. Keep it simple and relaxed, don’t worry if everything is perfect. IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS Paying attention to details and taking individual needs into account makes your guests feel seen and valued. This can be anything from addressing dietary restrictions to providing boxes or Tupperware to take leftovers home. You want people to feel comfortable and welcome in your home. This can mean adjusting...
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Written by: Elizabeth McCabe
Crowd Pleasing Wines For Your Holiday Party
So you’ve decided to serve wine at your holiday party, but where do you start? What kind should you get? How much should you buy? This guide will help you answer these questions and more. WHAT KIND OF WINE SHOULD I BUY? Make yourself more interesting! A bottle of wine can be a great conversation piece at any event, so ask questions at your local shop. When buying for a number of people and you don't know what they all drink, stay away from the extremes; think crowd appeal. Bubbly is a great palate cleanser and a festive way to...
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Written by: Adam Sternberger
How to Choose Wines for Your Holiday Table
With so many different types of food being served during the holidays, it can be challenging to decide what types of wine to put on the table. Here are our six go-to wines this holiday season: Juvé & Camps Cava Brut The brut nature of cava makes it extremely versatile and food friendly as the acidity and bubbles clean your palate after each bite. Try this Cava for aromas of ripe peaches and lemon and rich tastes of green apple, jasmine green tea, and toasted almonds. $15.99 - Buy Now Clean Slate Riesling Riesling’s characteristic balance between acidity and sugar allows...
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Written by: Andrea Tudor