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Johns Hopkins students have finally created a new advanced device that offers new techniques to cure diabetes and fulminant liver failure.
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Getting a positive national review for his French-influenced restaurant in this remote farming town thrilled Mike Davis.
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AP, Washington
When great-grandma took a nip of the elderberry wine “for medicinal purposes,” she was following a tradition that goes back thousands of years.
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AP, Yakima
With more than 600 wineries across Washington state, a legislative proposal to sell state wines at the Capitol’s gift shop was intended as a toast to the booming...
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Eco Factor: Hotel rooms crafted from recycled wine casks.
Drinking wine is the passion of millions of people worldwide, however, if you love wine more than anything...
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AP, Calistoga
Tucked into the crest of the Napa Valley, this historic hot springs resort may be better known for mud baths than merlot. But lately wine’s been at the forefront...
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AP, Rome
After singing of “Fields of Gold,” British rock star Sting is tending fields of grapes as he prepares to market red wine made at his country estate in...
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AP, Yakima
Just 10 years ago, Washington’s wine industry was the darling of agriculture, a growing niche industry with a loyal fan base for its 160 wineries.
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AP, Lansing
The sauvignon blanc was from California, the pinot noir from Oregon.
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AP, Miami Beach
A new painting by British artist Lucian Freud was unveiled at a South Beach design museum, but it wasn’t the only new work of art in the gallery. The other one...
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AP, London
The Nazis have long since gone and it may be time at last to pop the corks.
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AP, Berkeley
Wild weather produced a lighter wine harvest in California last year, which analysts say could provide breathing room for an industry coping with the budget-tightening...
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‘Palm tree hammock wine bottle holder’ is embedded with a tinge of creativity, which surpasses the confines of grandeur. Relaxing on a beach with a soul mate so...
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AP, Paris
The world just can’t get enough wine.
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You don’t have to be rich to serve good wine at your party.
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Nothing could be more handy at a drinks party than a liquor dispenser. The Winekeeper 4 Bottle Wine Preservation System dispenses your wine through the individual...
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If you love to make your own wine, you have the WinePod, and if you love to make your own beer, you better consider the NanoBrewMaster. The all-in-one brewing device...
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AP, Milan
A bumper harvest is expected to push Italian wine production above that of neighboring France for the first time in a decade, possibly making Italy the world’s...
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AP, Milan
A bumper harvest is expected to push Italian wine production above that of neighboring France for the first time in a decade, making Italy the world’s largest...
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Not sure what gift you wanna buy this Christmas? Lemme help! Check out this Gottacha Wine Rack from Chetan Sorab. Keeping the popularity of the sport (dart) in mind,...
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The European Union and Australia signed an agreement Monday that will protect such European names as “Champagne” in Australia while further opening European...
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A new study has tried to churn out the effects of alcohol drinking on health after looking back at the results, which came out of the 34 studies conducted earlier on...
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