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Ridgelines: The rituals of fall - Vimarsana News

Ridgelines: The rituals of fall

On a phone call with a colleague from Austria in late October, my friend was cruising the autobahn south of Salzburg through the Ennstal valley remarking about the 10 cm of new snow that had fallen on the peaks. That’s what we do as skiers! We look at every single inch this time of year. And give us an inch in October and we’ll make it sound like nearly a foot in November!

Sunday Drive: A new paradigm of wine - Vimarsana News

Sunday Drive: A new paradigm of wine

The gooseberry wine had a slight orangish tint in the bottle and was nearly clear in the glass. It had a delicate taste with a robust hint of the fruit — very enjoyable! At this point, I was hooked.

Squatters brings brewing, and its old brewmaster, back to downtown SLC - Vimarsana News

Squatters brings brewing, and its old brewmaster, back to downtown SLC

Squatters Pub Brewery, after being bought as part of a corporate deal and being sold back to its founders, is getting back into in-house brewing, and has rehired the location's former brewmaster, Jason Stock.

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THE ESSENTIAL A&E PICKS FOR DEC 2 - 8 - Vimarsana News

THE ESSENTIAL A&E PICKS FOR DEC 2 - 8

City Weekly< Best of Utah party, Brené Brown: Atlas of the Heart, Ballet West: The Nutcracker, and more.

Adolph's, a favorite Park City dining spot &#x2014; and shrine to Utah's ski history &#x2014; will close after nearly 50 years in business. - Vimarsana News

Adolph's, a favorite Park City dining spot &#x2014; and shrine to Utah's ski history &#x2014; will close after nearly 50 years in business.

| Updated: 2:39 p.m. Park City • Erik Schlopy has the last reservation on the last night of business at Adolph’s Restaurant. The Olympic skier and Park City resident said on April 30, when the white-tablecloth dining room shuts down for the final time — after nearly 50 years in business — he wants to be there to honor the moment with owner and founder Adolph Imboden. “As ski racers, we don’t have a lot of American spots to go — like they do in Europe — that really celebrate the sport like Adolph’s does,” Schlopy said. “It is a little fib...

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