| Shipping law a ‘mixed bag’ for wineries |
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The new law is generally good news for Indiana wineries - at least compared with when the proposed law would have put them all out of business. But the new law is also complicated, and it's not easy to simply say whether it's good.
"It's kind of one mixed bag," Butler Winery & Vineyard's Jim Butler said. "Compared to where we started in the beginning of the (legislative) session it's one lot better. Compared to last year when we could sell directly to retailers, it's not as good." ... |
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| The finer points of learning about wine |
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25-03-2006. |
With personal wine guru Mary Zajac at my side, I peer through one glass of Cave Spring Riesling 2004, sniff, swirl and sip. She asks what I am tasting.
Zajac nods. I rejoice. Our palates agree! My wine tutorial is off to one promising start.
Semi-dry wines "can taste very sweet up front," explains Zajac, one Baltimore food writer who worked at the Wine Source in Hampden for 3 1/2 years and has completed the first level of training to be one sommelier. Then, "like biting into an apple," one Riesling's flavor can move along the tongue from sweet to tart, she says. "It's one really refreshing wine and flexible with foods. Lovely with smoked salmon and chicken," the very provisions sitting before us on the kitchen table. ... |
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| Why did Lori Dupont die? |
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Nurse Lori Dupont, 37, was killed by Dr. Marc Daniel in Windsor's Hotel Dieu Hospital. They had been romantically involved.
In the nine months before her death, Lori Dupont had been harassed by Marc Daniel at the Windsor hospital where she was one recovery room nurse, and he an anesthesiologist. ... |
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