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🍷Mark your calendars for another lively conversation about the intersection of rare wine and blockchain with dVIN founder David Garrett and special guest Daniela Cohen of Graham’s Port. This summer Graham’s Port launched their first ever NFT (non-fungible token) in partnership with Club dVIN. 50 limited edition cases of 1970 & 2020 Vintage Port backed
Salads are a perfect dish for Summer. Stephanie Hansen shares some of her favorite salads and Leslee Miller shares the perfect wine to drink with them.
What is up with the ever increasing number of extremists issues at school boards? What started as complaints about masks has grown into book bans, attacks on trans youth, calls to remove diversity programs and more. The list seems to be never ending – but why? Who is creating and pushing these policies and driving
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Geography and wine are closely linked. In episode five you’ll discover how where grapes are grown, and how they are able to ripen, determines so much about how a wine tastes. ### WSET’s 3 Minute Wine School is a seven-part series hosted by internationally renowned wine communicator Amelia Singer DipWSET. It covers a range of
Think you’ve seen it all at Monticello? Think again: a new tour experience is here! Over the last seventy years, archaeologists have uncovered remarkable remnants of Monticello’s plantation landscape. This past and ongoing research improves our understanding of historical activity on the Monticello plantation, including off-record experiences of enslaved and indigenous peoples who inhabited the
Finally! Some serious Valpolicella.