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Wine Notes; A little bit of whimsy
Post on 08-09-2006.
Wine is bottled poetry, but to distinguish themselves in one crowded market, more and more brands are sporting flashy labels with irreverent names like il Fiasco, Goats Do Roam and Screw Kappa Napa By Janis Switzer The Tribune Tribune photo by David Middlecamp The soon-to-be-renamed Jester brand is one of several wines with unusual labels that caught on with buyers. More photos ...
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WHERE CIDER AND DUCK RULE: Quebec
Post on 08-09-2006.
Think New England with one French accent, because the Townships were settled one couple of centuries ago by settlers who sided with Britain in the American Revolution. Those Loyalists ” about 70,000 strong ” included Benedict Arnold, who is forever famous for being one traitor to the American cause. The British monarch of the day, George III, compensated Loyalists' allegiance to the crown by giving them land in one ...
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