Pennsylvania and the Origins of American Whiskey
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Written by: Marc Flatley
Natural Wine: What It Is And Where To Find It
So we’ve removed the Cellar and replaced it with a space that we’re excited to talk about: Lola’s Little Shop. This new space will feature wines produced by smaller family farmers using minimally-invasive winemaking techniques with an emphasis on sustainable, biodynamic, and organic wines. Why the switch? We feel wine shouldn’t be intimidating, so we ripped off the doors and made the new space more accessible to everyone! More importantly, we want you to know where your wine is coming from. Much like our belief in food, we believe the 'less is more' approach is a better route for our...
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Written by: Adam Sternberger
Which Wines to Bring to a BYOB Restaurant
BYOB restaurants (“BYOB” stands for “bring your own bottle") are an excellent way to dine out while avoiding high markups on your favorite drinks. The savings are especially noticeable if you want to treat yourself to a nicer bottle of wine or something off the beaten path. Read on for some of our top wine picks for BYOB dining.
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Written by: Adam Sternberger
Red Wines Under $20: Where To Find The Best Bang For Your Buck
One of our favorite things about wine is that you can find great bottles at really affordable prices if you know where to look or who to ask. This collection is inspired by the latest New York Times 20 under $20 list. It features reds from all over the world--mostly from regions that are a little off the beaten path and by winemakers who believe the "less is more" approach to wine-making is the better route. Enjoy! Fattoria Rodano Chianti Classico This medium-bodied red comes from a small, artisanal estate nestled in a quiet Tuscan hillside. A classic choice for any Italian meal. $16.99/bt...
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Written by: Adam Sternberger
How to Throw a Sustainable Game Day Party
Super Bowl Sunday is one of the biggest party days of the year. And while nothing is more fun than gathering with friends and family, these parties usually come with a lot more trash--pizza boxes, chip bags, beer cans... you name it. However, it is possible to have a great Game Day party without a ton of waste--it just takes a little bit of planning. One way to entertain the eco way is to say no to paper, plastic, and other single-use goods. Using real plates and dishes makes an event feel more special anyway! It might add a little more time to your...
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Written by: Andrea Tudor