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Thinking Pink: A Survey of 2020 Rosé Wines - Vimarsana News

Thinking Pink: A Survey of 2020 Rosé Wines

Thinking Pink: A Survey of 2020 Rosé Wines By Elizabeth Kratz | April 22, 2021 This past week, many of the judges who tasted and ranked wine for The Jewish Link Wine Guide got back together, with a few other enthusiasts, in a Teaneck backyard to taste 31 rosé wines made in 2020. We tasted as many of the kosher pinks on the market we could reasonably find, but we also wanted to try the labels that had been considered the best of 2019, namely Cantina Guiliano, Dalton, Netofa, Bat Shlomo and Château Roubine. We decided, however, that to best judge the 2020 wines...

Journey's End: awarded, sustainable, ethical - Vimarsana News

Journey's End: awarded, sustainable, ethical

Decanter Journey’s End: awarded, sustainable, ethical Promotional feature.In addition to producing some of South Africa’s finest wines, Journey’s End is committed to sustainable farming practices as well as environmental and ethical projects to help its local community Welcome to Journey’s End. This award-winning South African winery, situated on the mountain slopes above Sir Lowry’s Pass Village in the Helderberg basin, was founded in 1996 by the Gabb family. It has always been committed to producing excellent wines for all occasions in a sustainable, ethical man...

Welcome to The Jewish Link Inaugural Wine Guide - Vimarsana News

Welcome to The Jewish Link Inaugural Wine Guide

By Elizabeth Kratz | March 05, 2021 When I was in my 20s, I lived in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Neighbors on Q Street happened to be two young men named Joshua London and Gamliel Kronemer. Josh had gone to grad school with my brother in Chicago, and I met Gamliel either at shul or a Shabbat meal. Josh was already writing a wine and spirits column for the weekend print section of The Washington Examiner, and Gamliel began writing about wine a few years later, adding spirits to his repertoire in special issues around Rosh Hashanah and Pesach. Both began writi...

Publisher's Note - Vimarsana News

Publisher's Note

Dear Readers, It gives me great pride to present to you our inaugural Jewish Link Wine Guide, of which we are proudly distributing over 40,000 copies to homes across New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. We are quite excited to bring this new publication to life and truly believe that anyone—from beginners to seasoned kosher wine buyers and consumers—will find something to read and learn about in these pages. I know I did, although I admit to being a tad biased!  We are also proud to release our first-ever Jewish Link Wine Guide winners of the top kosher wineries and rankings of wines in...

What Longtime Vegetarians Think About the Plant-Based Meat Boom - Vimarsana News

What Longtime Vegetarians Think About the Plant-Based Meat Boom

What Longtime Vegetarians Think About the Plant-Based Meat Boom Margaret Eby We're in a golden age of fake meat. It seems like every week a new pea protein-based meat substitute comes onto the market, each one promising to mimic the flavor and texture of meat better than the last one. As more people reduce their meat consumption for health or environmental reasons, companies like Impossible Meats and Beyond Meat are becoming household names.  But meat alternatives like tofu, tempeh, and seitan have been around for centuries, not to mention more recent innovations like black b...

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