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Norfolk Fall Wine Festival Draws Crowds Despite Rain
Rain poured almost as freely as the wine Saturday at Town Point Park, but that did not stop crowds from showing up for the 38th annual Fall Town Point Virginia Wine Festival in downtown Norfolk. More than 30 winemakers set up along the waterfront…
Cavs Rookies Show Off Singing Voices At Wine & Gold Scrimmage
There was a whole lot of excitement at the Cavs Wine & Gold Scrimmage at Public Auditorium earlier today. Not only did Kenny Atkinson splash a half-court shot to help earn $10K in gift cards for the folks in attendance, but the players showed off…
I was a Hollywood producer with a 3 bottles of wine a day habit
By the time Luke Colson hit his early forties, he'd reached what many would view as the height of success. The Fulham native, 52, had recently moved to Los Angeles for a film production role, having made a name for himself as a visual effects…
A bottle of whiskey sold for $2.8 million. Here's what market pros say drives sky-high booze prices.
The market for high-end booze is giving new meaning to the term 'liquid assets.' Niche investments like fine art, whiskey, and wine have always enjoyed a modicum of popularity among investors as alternative assets. But a Sotheby's auction this…
New bar and shop to open inspired by popular French concept
A new bar is opening in one of Nottingham's hotspots - Sneinton Market. Subterranean Wines has been inspired by caves à manger in France. Translating literally as 'eating cellar', a cave à manger is a wine shop and bar with casual…
Bollinger targets top 0.1pc, as super rich keep the corks popping
High-end champagne maker Bollinger is defying Australia's broader wine slump by tapping into an elite base of wealthy consumers who continue to spend big on top-tier fizz. While alcohol consumption across Australia has declined because of…
26 Ideas for Solving the Affordability Crisis
Illustrations by Darya Semenova for POLITICO Nearly one year ago, after Republicans were rejected in a series of state and local elections, Donald Trump expressed a belated recognition of the issue that postmortems were united in describing as the…
Dining across the divide: 'He thought extra spending on defence would be wasted. He's probably got a point'
Occupation Logistics manager on a construction site Voting record Tory until Thatcher, Labour until Blair, whom he viewed to be “another Thatcherite”; now votes between Labour and Green, and tactically “to keep Nigel Farage out…
Looser Strings, Bigger Shots: Inside Tennis's Low-Tension Trend
Adrian Mannarino strings his racket at about 10 kilograms, or roughly 22 pounds. That's less than half of what most of the tour uses. He's the extreme, but the overall trend in recent years has been toward lower string tensions. Alexander Zverev…
Teeth reveal hard lives of medieval lead mining communities
Antiquity/Colin Merrony/Anna Bloxam Part of medieval Derbyshire may have had worse pollution than during the Industrial Revolution - and women may have suffered the most, archaeologists have found. The Peak District was a centre for lead production…
12 Fall 2026 Pedicure Trends Taking Over Nail Salon Appointments This October - Including a Bonus Halloween Pedicure
There is a moment every October when the nail salon stops feeling like a maintenance appointment and starts feeling like a genuinely exciting decision. Fall 2026 is making that moment more interesting than it has been in years, and nail technicians…
Why eating oysters raw may mean missing out on their best flavor, celebrity chef says
When it comes to oysters, Andrew Zimmern believes location is everything. The celebrity chef and television personality, who will host the Oyster Bash at the New York City Wine & Food Festival on Saturday, said the secret to a great oyster lies in…
Is sisterhood the secret to a long life? The Sardinian village that could hold key to women's longevity
When Giovanna Marras opens the door to her home in Bolotana, a mountain village in central Sardinia, her eyes are bright with curiosity as she sizes up her visitors. Her sister, Mariangela, peeks out too, soon ushering her guests inside and handing…
Boston's dating pool needed a Netflix intervention
Add Boston.com on Google (opens in a new tab) Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. Welcome to Boston.com's “Love Is Blind” newsletter! I'm Zipporah Osei, Boston.com 's audience engagement…
Amid whisky's global gloom Tasmania is still seizing 'amazing opportunities
Whisky was legally distilled in Tasmania two years before it was in Scotland, yet the home-grown industry lay dormant for more than 150 years. Then known as Van Diemen's Land, the distilling of spirits was declared illegal in 1839 by Governor John…
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