With a readership over 30,000 and growing, found in every room of over 25 hotels, resorts and inns in the area, wine stores througout upper New York state and Massachusetts, and every winery in the Finger lakes, plus supported by two web sites, it is a great way to attract people to your business.
Cheese... The Beginning
I Love The Blues
American Cheese
| Cheese has always been the staple of the peasant and the serf throughout the ancient western world (Scandinavia, Europe and eastern Asia). Go to Cheese...The Beginning... | ||
| No, I’m not talking about BB King or Robert Johnson (although I am a fan)—I’m talking about glorious blue cheeses. From Stilton to Roquefort to Gorgonzola, I love them all. I love them for their versatility as well as for their flavor. Go to I Love The Blues... |
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| Where does it come from? From Kraft? No! Not that American cheese. Go to American Cheese... |
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History Of Wine Vinegar
| Spain is the home of the greatest aperitif wine on the market today. The purpose of an aperitif wine is to stimulate the appetite and a cool, crisp glass of sherry still remains the best preliminary to a meal. Go to Great Cheeses... |
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| Vinegar has been around as long as mead and wine if not longer. Vinegar is mentioned in the Bible -- in the Book of Ruth and in Proverbs. Go to History Of Wine Vinegar... | ||
Sherry
| Spain is the home of the greatest aperitif wine on the market today. The purpose of an aperitif wine is to stimulate the appetite and a cool, crisp glass of sherry still remains the best preliminary to a meal. Go to Sherry... |
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Champagne
| The Victorians called it “Fizz,” the Edwardians called it “Bubbly” and in the 1960’s and 1970’s it was “Champers.” Champagne is derived from the Latin term “Campagna” originally used to describe the rolling open countryside just north of Rome. Go to Champagne... |
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Madeira
Finger Lakes Farming
| Madeira is a fortified Portuguese wine made in the Madeira Islands. The wine is produced in a variety of styles ranging from dry wines, which can be consumed on their own as an aperitif, to sweet wines, more usually consumed with dessert. Go to Madeira... |
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| In the Finger Lakes, agriculture is king. From spring to fall the sprawling working farms, orchards and vineyards burst with activity for your entire family. Go toFinger Lakes Farming... |
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