Things can only get worse was a mantra of student life in the 1980s. Thatcherism was dystopic, a priori. Graduation was just a blip. We were all back in our berths at the union bar that evening. The tough thing about Chicago School monetarism was that it foreclosed on the futures that a university education […]
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Another year, another Texas Wine Month. As someone that has been visiting Texas wine country for over 25 years now, I'm amazed at the changes I've witnessed over the years. Y’all, they are doing the damn thing! I feel so fortunate to have experienced Texas wine in a number of settings. The growth and progress I’ve seen in Texas wines is truly mind-boggling. Even more impressive when you think about how young the industry still is and how much room there still is for improvement. The constant milestones and changes continue this narrative.
New California Brut and Sonoma County Pinot Noir Anchor Four-Wine Tier Oct. 30, 2026 (Geyserville, CA) — Francis Ford Coppola Winery today announced the introduction of Signature Collection, a new [...]
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