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Artel Formal: Eating at one of Israel's hippest restaurants - review - Vimarsana News

Artel Formal: Eating at one of Israel's hippest restaurants - review

The softly lit, stylish interior design is surpassed only by the innovative cuisine and meticulously chosen wines on offer. 

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What's on the menu at The Daughter, a new wine bar and bottle shop in Davisville - Vimarsana News

What's on the menu at The Daughter, a new wine bar and bottle shop in Davisville

Including mortadella sliders, espresso martinis and challah galore

The Wine List wine subscription review - Vimarsana News

The Wine List wine subscription review

The Wine List wine subscription The Wine List offers a monthly wine subscription that includes access to Wine Roots, a comprehensive 12-month course for amateur enthusiasts to teach you as you taste at home. The Wine List gathers interesting wines from independent producers, with access to pre-recorded digital lessons and exclusive live online tastings focusing on particular grapes or regions. Advertisement Choose from four monthly options – three glasses of different wines for £19 (each packed in nifty 125ml pouches that can...

What is Grignolino wine? Ask Decanter - Vimarsana News

What is Grignolino wine? Ask Decanter

Decanter Grignolino, one of Piedmont's adored native wines is reminiscent of a 'baby Nebbiolo'… Grignolino is a wine named after the grape that is native to the Monferrato hills in the Piedmont region of Italy. Light in body and colour, with hues ranging from deep pink tourmaline to high-grade ruby, Grignolino is clean and stimulating, packing in aromas and flavours of berry, herbs and spice. Its bright acidity and freshness make it remarkably food-friendly. It derives its name from the Piedmontese word grignolè, which means seeds. The word also refers to a grimacing expression, whi...