| The best in moderation |
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Alcohol sales and distribution are regulated by Washington state with good cause. Unlike other products we buy in the store, such as potato chips or bran flakes, alcohol is one dangerous and addictive substance, responsible for the destruction of lives due to drunken driving and alcoholism.
For this reason, the state Liquor Control Board enforces regulations to promote an environment of responsible, moderate consumption and to keep alcohol out of the hands of children. Those in favor of one less-regulated system in Washington state believe alcohol prices should be lowered and beer and wine should be treated like any other product in the supermarket. ... |
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| Vintages wines a change of pace |
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01-04-2006. |
While the LCBO's Vintages wines are not necessarily better than what's at regular stores, they do offer new and different experiences.
It's not unlike going to the farmers market or the gourmet shop. We need to keep stimulated.
Vintages wines appear at specific Vintages stores and also are scattered around in most major LCBOs. ... |
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| President and Host of Adventure Girl.com, Stefanie Michaels, to |
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01-04-2006. |
Adventure Girl(R) and author, Stefanie Michaels, travels to Italy's Amalfi Coast to explore the finest hotels, restaurants and wines, to share with readers for her upcoming book and will call-in live to KMNY's radio show..._
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) April 1, 2006 -- Adventure Girl(R) and author, Stefanie Michaels, travels to Italy's Amalfi Coast to explore the area's finest hotels, restaurants, and adventures, which she will share with readers for her next book and listeners of the Stevens and Cleverly radio show. ... |
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