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Noble Oak has partnered with One Tree Planted in their commitment that ‘Every Bottle Plants a Tree’

Old Line Spirits released two limited-edition finished American Single Malt Whiskeys this fall as part of the distillery’s Double Oak series. Finished in tawny port and madeira barrels, the two selections will be available starting Nov. 13. For more information visit oldlinespirits.com.

A recent outdoor dinner at Double Oaks Bed and Breakfast in Greensboro gave about 50 people an opportunity to taste the food and wine of South Africa.

Sharing the fruits of their labor Processed and packaged meats from Old Century Meats. Photo courtesy of Old Century Meats. The most local artisan meat producers in Birmingham are located just over Double Oak Mountain off CR-43 in Sterrett.  Old Century Meats is just one part of the mission at Caritas of Birmingham. While they are a mission first, the meat is a fruit of their labor. They are a community of people living a simple agrarian life, and all of the proceeds from their products go t...

RENO, Nev. - The members of Bowl 2 Win of Mechanicville, New York, set one The quartet of Robin Orlikowski, Suzanne Morine, Jessica Aiezza and Liz Kuhlkin posted the highest four-player team game since the event switched from five to four players in 2014 (1,003) on the way to a 2,809 total, the second highest team series since the switch. The team started with 883 before rolling to the 1,003 score and finished with 923 at the National Bowling Stadium to take the lead. Rolling Thunder Lanes of ...

In the storm’s path × Photo by Erin Nelson. Residents in Eagle Point, off of Alabama 119, survey damage and help their neighbors after a tornado ripped through a portion of the neighborhood in Shelby County on March 25. It was just over a month ago when parts of the U.S. 280 corridor were hit hard by an EF3 tornado that destroyed homes, downed power lines and dropped trees onto busy roads. The line of storms rolled into Shelby County around 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 25. It w...

Opinion Letters to the Editor — President Biden’s address, redistricting, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, Girls LEAD Act, the filibuster Readers comment on Biden’s congressional address, urge Texas residents to be involved in redistricting hearings, question Ken Paxton on using Texas taxpayer money, recommend supporting the Girls LEAD Act, advocate for equal wages for women and want to end the filibuster. Biden’s address rational Did anyone watching President Joe Biden’s rational...

Share this article Share this article BALTIMORE, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Struggling with that age-old question, "whiskey or tequila"? Sagamore Spirit says why not both? With the calendar counting down to Cinco de Mayo, the award-winning distiller today announced the release of its newest limited-edition rye whiskey that brings the best of both worlds: Sagamore Spirit Distillers Select Tequila Finish. (PRNewsfoto/Sagamore Spirit) The new offering, available nationwide, finishes Sagamore...

Jim Beam Double Oak Kentucky Bourbon Jim Beams twice-barreled Double Oak bourbon, new from Deerfield, Ill.-based Beam Suntory Inc., takes a cue from scotch’s often multi-barreled approach, taking bourbon aging to a different level. Offering a richer flavor than standard Jim Beam, the Kentucky straight bourbon is aged four years in freshly charred new American Oak barrels, then transferred to a newly charred American Oak barrel and aged to taste. The second barreling allows the liquid to...

Letters to the Editor Letters to the Editor - Readers react to the impeachment hearings and to Sen. John Cornyn’s reaction Readers share their thoughts on the impeachment proceedings and many aren’t happy with Sen. John Cornyn’s reactions. A dispiriting thing to see I just watched the video that Democrats presented at former President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial. I remain stunned that even after the assault on the U.S. Capitol depicted in these images, my congressman (Michael Burge...