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Friday Rant: I Should Really Just Stop
As I think I have mentioned before in this space, I get a ton of emails every day. A ton. Like everyone, a lot is spam, but perhaps unlike some of you, most of what clogs my in box is … Continue reading →
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Tomato Season with Domaine Tariquet
Tomato SeasonEven though we can get tomatoes at the grocery store year-round, there’s nothing like late summer for locally grown tomatoes at the peak of flavor. A tomato tart is a great way to let those tomatoes take center stage, and a refreshing high acid wine makes a perfect match to the bright tomato flavors. … Continue reading →
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Friday Rant: Wine Writers Should Try to Act Like Real People Once in a While
These last few weeks have been a blur to say the least. I started in California for a couple of weeks of catching up with some friends (including a “significant” birthday party) and putting a few miles on the bike. … Continue reading →
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Friday Rant: Wine Storage
Today, I am back in Philadelphia for the return of the big bike race. Yes, the Philadelphia Cycling Classic is back after a ten-year absence and I could not miss it. For years I was, in a sense, the “voice” … Continue reading →
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The Turkish Restaurant That Could Only Exist in Penticton
The post The Turkish Restaurant That Could Only Exist in Penticton appeared first on Social Sips .
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Friday Rant: Yeah, But What About Frozen Tomato Wine?
It has been about a month since my last Friday Rant, otherwise known as “Wine Writing is Going to the Crapper”. Or something like that. I try to scour the interwebs on a regular basis for interesting articles about wine … Continue reading →
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The Quiche Project Step 2: The Filling and the Wine
Fill the Quiche!We have a par-baked crust, now let’s fill it. One of the things that makes quiche so interesting is the way it can be adapted to such a wide variety of ingredients beyond the basic cream, eggs, milk, and cheese. Anything from expensive smoked salmon to whatever is leftover in the fridge is … Continue reading →
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Friday Rant: Cheap Wine and Unbreakable Rules
We start off today’s rant with an article published a year ago or so in TastingTable (side note: for whatever reason [cough], a lot of the articles with which I take umbrage come from this “fine” online source), entitled: “The … Continue reading →
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The Quiche Project Step 1: Crust
My Quiche ProjectAs promised in my last post, Lunch in a French Café: Quiche!, here are the details of my quiche-making journey. A Dish of Your OwnDo you have a dish of your own, a recipe you can rely on, something you can make by heart? Not necessarily something fancy or sophisticated, but something you … Continue reading →
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Lunch in a French Café: Quiche! #Winophiles
(click on any photo for a full size slideshow) The French Winophiles Recreate a Favorite Café LunchThe July theme for our French Winophiles writers is “Lunch in a French Café”, complete with a favorite dish and, of course, a wine choice to pair. What would be your pick be? Perhaps one of our writers shares … Continue reading →
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Please The Palate July 2026 Newsletter
I can’t believe another year has passed, but I’m ready to turn the page. 2025 was a challenging year on many levels. With continued shifts in the wine industry, I felt it in my work: events slowed, writing opportunities disappeared, and the landscape changed in real time. But I didn’t let that stop me, and won't. Enjoy the Please The Palate January 2026 Newsletter.
by Allison Levine24 viewscocktailsfoodlifestylepodcaststravelnewsletter - news
Boulder’s Snarf’s Named Colorado’s Most Iconic Sandwich Shop
There are few meals more satisfying than a perfectly toasted sandwich after hiking the Flatirons, exploring Pearl Street, or spending the afternoon on the University of Colorado campus. Now, one of Boulder’s most beloved restaurants has received national recognition for doing exactly that. Business Insider recently named Snarf’s Sandwiches Colorado’s most iconic sandwich shop, highlighting […] The post Boulder’s Snarf’s Named Colorado’s Most Iconic Sandwich Shop first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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Boulder’s Best Hot Dogs for the Fourth of July
My Favorite Hot Dogs in Boulder for the Fourth of July I’ve lived in Boulder long enough to know that the Fourth of July has its own rhythm. The morning might begin with a walk or bike ride, a trip to the farmers market, or coffee with friends. By afternoon, the grills are going, people […] The post Boulder’s Best Hot Dogs for the Fourth of July first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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5 Perfect Homemade Fourth of July Desserts for Your Boulder BBQ
The Best Homemade Fourth of July Desserts for Your Boulder BBQ Nothing completes a Fourth of July barbecue quite like a homemade dessert. After burgers come off the grill and everyone has enjoyed Colorado sweet corn, watermelon, and ice cream, it’s time for something sweet. Fortunately, July is one of the best months to take […] The post 5 Perfect Homemade Fourth of July Desserts for Your Boulder BBQ first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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Best BBQ in Boulder for Fourth of July 2026: Top Ribs, Patios & Local Favorites
While Boulder is once again celebrating an Independence Day without a city fireworks show, there’s one tradition that’s burning brighter than ever—barbecue. With wildfire concerns keeping fireworks off the schedule, locals are gathering around picnic tables instead of pyrotechnics, enjoying neighborhood cookouts, brewery patios, rooftop parties, and family get-togethers beneath the Flatirons. And if there’s […] The post Best BBQ in Boulder for Fourth of July 2026: Top Ribs, Patios & Local Favorites first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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50 States, 50 Wine Pairings to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary
This Fourth of July, we’re celebrating a truly historic occasion as America marks its 250th anniversary. As Frank Family Vineyards also celebrates 33 years of crafting wines in Napa Valley, we’re reflecting on the traditions that bring people together—sharing a meal, raising a glass, and making memories with family and friends. To honor the spirit […] The post 50 States, 50 Wine Pairings to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary appeared first on Frank Family Vineyards Blog .
by Caly Ball Bendyk17 viewsentertainingfoodcabernet-sauvignoncelebratechardonnayfeatured - news
Your Frankly A Bit Too Humid Post-Canada Day 2026 Doldrums Edition Of The Beery News Notes
Happy day after Canada Day! I’ve been hiding in the basement near the air conditioner outlet myself. Because Wednesday days off are the worst of the days off in the schedule, aren’t they. But it’s still a day off for so many so we should not begrudge the lack of mail delivery and all that … Continue reading "Your Frankly A Bit Too Humid Post-Canada Day 2026 Doldrums Edition Of The Beery News Notes"
by Alan19 viewsasia-otherwisebeer-in-the-end-timescanadachinaenglandfests-and-gatherings - news
Palisade Peaches Arrive Early: Boulder’s Sweetest Taste of Summer Is Here
Boulder summers have a rhythm all their own. Sunrise hikes beneath the Flatirons, afternoons lingering on sunny patios, evenings filled with fresh local food, and weekends spent wandering the Boulder Farmers Market. Just last week we celebrated one of the season’s biggest culinary trends — colorful heirloom tomato flights overflowing with local flavor. Now another […] The post Palisade Peaches Arrive Early: Boulder’s Sweetest Taste of Summer Is Here first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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The WeHo Neighborhood Cafe That Does All-Day Breakfast Better Than Anyone
Specialty coffee, all-day breakfast, outdoor seating, and the best jumbo chocolate chip cookie in LA — yes, really. If you’ve been scrolling through brunch ideas and wondering where to go next in Los Angeles, let me save you the trouble: Dialog Cafe in West Hollywood deserves to be at the very top of your list. […] The post The WeHo Neighborhood Cafe That Does All-Day Breakfast Better Than Anyone appeared first on hoopLA . The post The WeHo Neighborhood Cafe That Does All-Day Breakfast Better Than Anyone appeared first on hoopLA .
by Ariel Johns18 viewsfoodcoffeela-los-angeleslifestylerestaurantsbest-brunch-spots-near-me - news
Best Cheap Eats in Boulder, Colorado: Affordable Local Favorites
Affordable Food Finds in One of Colorado’s Most Popular Mountain Towns Boulder, Colorado, is known for incredible outdoor adventures, stunning Flatirons views, and a nationally recognized food scene. While the city can have a reputation for being expensive, locals know there are still plenty of places where you can enjoy a satisfying meal without stretching […] The post Best Cheap Eats in Boulder, Colorado: Affordable Local Favorites first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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Boulder’s Best Tomato Flights: Summer’s Freshest Food Trend
Summer in Boulder has its own rhythm. The mornings begin on the trails, afternoons stretch across sunny patios, and by evening, the best meals are often the simplest ones — fresh, colorful, local, and full of flavor. This season, one of the most beautiful ways to enjoy that Boulder summer feeling is with a tomato […] The post Boulder’s Best Tomato Flights: Summer’s Freshest Food Trend first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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Strawberry Lemonade
The best homemade strawberry lemonade uses just four ingredients and is quick and easy to make. All you need is strawberries, lemons, sugar (or simple syrup), and water to make a delicious sweet-yet-tart classic strawberry lemonade. Like classic homemade lemonade, this pink drink is perfect for lounging by the pool, picnics, and can be made…
by Laura Gummerman15 viewsdrinksfood - news
Boulder’s French Fry Revolution: Why Better Fries Are Everywhere in 2026
French fries may be one of the simplest foods around, but in Boulder they’ve become something much more. Across the city, restaurants are putting their own spin on the humble potato, transforming a classic side dish into a conversation about ingredients, cooking techniques, sustainability, and flavor. Whether you’re exploring Pearl Street, enjoying a sunny patio, […] The post Boulder’s French Fry Revolution: Why Better Fries Are Everywhere in 2026 first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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Colorado Green Chile Scramble: High-Protein Breakfast for Busy Boulder Mornings
There’s something uniquely Colorado about starting the day with green chile. Whether you’re heading out for a hike, tackling a busy workday, or simply looking for a satisfying breakfast that will keep you fueled for hours, this High-Protein Colorado Green Chile Scramble delivers big flavor with minimal effort. The recipe combines fluffy eggs, roasted green […] The post Colorado Green Chile Scramble: High-Protein Breakfast for Busy Boulder Mornings first appeared on About Boulder County Colorado - Visitor and Local Guide to Boulder County Colorado .
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