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5 new San Francisco restaurants to check out this summer | Food and Wine - Vimarsana News

5 new San Francisco restaurants to check out this summer | Food and Wine

Four years after the pandemic brought restaurants to a screeching halt, the scene is thriving. Here are five newcomers to San Francisco's dining scene worth checking out as we head into summer.

Village Burgundy is 'gateway' to new wine consumers in China - Vimarsana News

Village Burgundy is 'gateway' to new wine consumers in China

Maison Louis Jadot aims to boost the success of its wines in China by promoting its village Burgundy wines.

German Riesling: A buying guide for beginners - Vimarsana News

German Riesling: A buying guide for beginners

German Riesling: Explore the all-in-one guide to the classic Riesling regions in Germany and learn how to decipher labels

The Expert Tip For Choosing The Sweetest Apple Pie And Wine Pairing - Vimarsana News

The Expert Tip For Choosing The Sweetest Apple Pie And Wine Pairing

If you're searching for the perfect wine to complement your apple pie, look no further. We consulted wine expert Doreen Winkler to get the sweet facts.

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Riesling with a ring-pull? How canny producers are reviving the reputation of wine in a tin - Vimarsana News

Riesling with a ring-pull? How canny producers are reviving the reputation of wine in a tin

When wine in cans started appearing in shops here around 50 years ago, it was pretty dreadful stuff. The wine used was of the lowest quality, and it got even worse in the can, changing colour, reacting with the metal, and in some of the foulest cases, taking on the smell of rotten eggs. If anyone bought canned wine, they rarely drank it. Instead, they tipped it into sauces and stews. Not that it was any good for cooking. Even in the 1970s.