Some of the prettiest cellars owned by the smaller wineries can be found in Velka Trna, with around 20 cellars open to visitors scattered among 33 historic stone portals, as entries to the deep cellars are called, and in Mala Trna.
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Basically, that means that Bright Cellars began making its own wine known as Bright Cellars exclusives, which are meant to reflect customers' tastes.
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More interesting, to us: Bright Cellars is also quietly building a portfolio of its own wines based on member feedback, even while Bright Cellars doesn't use its own label.
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There are two fully stocked Champagne and wine cellars ...
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The ice cellars are melting, and the food is rotting.
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The home comes with not one, but two wine cellars.
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The property has its own cinema, wine cellars and swimming pool.
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In its place is a gaping hole, with old concrete cellars.
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Look for labels like Montinore Estate, Cooper Mountain and Grochau Cellars.
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Barrels are often locked in the dark in cellars and warehouses.
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To purchase wines from Caduceus Cellars via mail order, click here.
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Yau notes that most of Bright Cellars' drinkers are "moving up from Barefoot and Yellow Tail," which is to say that more veteran wine drinkers may not be thrilled by the options provided by Bright Cellars.
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The heat was so intense that cellars still burned six months later.
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Some floating homes have roof deck hot tubs, wine cellars, even elevators.
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He had bought Bedell Cellars, a vineyard on Long Island, in 2000.
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It sits atop one of the finest wine cellars in North America.
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Earlier this year, the basketball player launched his own wine label, Wade Cellars.
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Various firms specialise in managing wine investors' cellars, often referred to as "portfolios".
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Floating fireplaces, infinity pools, wine cellars — you name it, this rental has it.
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Hammams and wine cellars top many amenity lists for new developments, but staircases?
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Good bottles from Handley Cellars are available, but none were in our tasting.
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He is an owner of Hatton Daniels Wine Cellars in Santa Rosa, Calif.
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At some point, club cellars went out, and they became family rooms instead.
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One of the most notable aspects of Bright Cellars is its Delight Guarantee.
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The two families are so neighbourly that their cellars used to run together.
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In tenements and in cellars, they crowded together, ten or twenty to a room.
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I also check out what Bright Cellars is sending me for my wine shipment.
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Additionally, the mansion features an indoor bowling alley, five bars, and two wine cellars.
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In the back yards of apartment blocks, residents can take cover in storage cellars.
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Cakebread Cellars went on to control 15 vineyards totaling 560 acres across Napa County.
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Right next door to us is a legendary little wine shop called Cork Cellars.
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Today the cellars, with their black mold, are the treasures of the Tokaj region.
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Imported and distributed by Simon N Cellars: Available in the District at Cork & Fork.
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On Virgin Gorda, Speedy's deckhands unloaded cases of Veuve Clicquot and Cakebread Cellars wines.
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Ice cellars in the permafrost, packed with frozen whale meat, are filling with water.
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Once it had been discovered, Casavecchia continued to let it mature in the cellars.
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They tend to hide in dark, dry places, such as garages, wood piles, and cellars.
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That can range from home theaters to wine cellars to horse stables, according to Gaily.
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Gozza and her parents, Ken and Teresa Fetzer Oster, began Oster Wine Cellars in 2002.
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There are 35 wine cellars that hold 192 bottles of wine and cost $25,000 apiece.
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The main house is about 53 feet by 883 feet, and has extensive medieval cellars.
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Front Burner These salt cellars to adorn the holiday table are designed by Anders Rydstedt.
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The team also briefly considered several other basements, some wine cellars, and a cheese cave.
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Claudia: The final stage of curing, and also the longest, is the one in cellars.
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Wine lovers no longer necessarily have cellars or the means or space to construct one.
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Brotherhood no longer holds parties in the cellars, opting for the Grand Monarque Hall instead.
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Heading into Prohibition, Brotherhood had an estimated half million bottles of Champagne in its cellars.
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Available in Virginia at Chain Bridge Cellars in McLean, Whole Foods Market (Arlington, Ashburn, Vienna).
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Imported and distributed by Simon N Cellars: Available in the District at A. Litteri, Cork & Fork.
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Therein lies the opportunity for Bright Cellars, a nearly four-year-old, 40-person Milwaukee, Wis.
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Their intrepid searches have turned up Prohibition-era cellars and bunkers — but no trace of Lindsey.
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Leading me downstairs to the cellars, Walters tells me about another famous visitor to the shop.
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Some names include Beringer Vineyards, Cakebread Cellars, Hess Collection, Joseph Phelps Vineyards and Opus One Winery.
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The groom is also a founder of AMB Wine Cellars, a wine brand based in Napa.
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TOMELLOSO, Spain — For many, winemaking conjures up images of rolling vineyards, oak barrels and cavernous cellars.
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Others probably exist in the cellars of private collectors, but this is a rare find indeed.
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The 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon tasted much more earthy than the Cabernet I tried at Cakebread Cellars.
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Imported and distributed by Simon N Cellars: Available in the District at A. Litteri, Via Umbria.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the surname of the chief executive of Bedell Cellars.
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To make his wine, Mr. Lockwood drives about an hour to Punchdown Cellars in Sonoma County.
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The best proof of this can be found in the cellars and refrigerators of our grandmothers.
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The white zin renaissance started around the time Turley Wine Cellars released their dry version in 2011.
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Residents quickly discovered the beneficial effect the cold cellars had on storing vegetables and on wine fermentation.
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Other wine is in River Valley Wine Cellars in Westchester County, which is closer to his home.
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But recently, he has been storing wine at a facility in northern Connecticut called Horse Ridge Cellars.
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That's the case with Bedell Cellars, and Mr. Lynne's estate has put the vineyard on the market.
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Shore excursions include visits to cooking schools, stops at specialty culinary shops, regional wineries, and private cellars.
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These wines do not require that wine cellars be configured to store cans for years of aging.
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Visits to the Leclerc Briant cellars and production facilities are available by appointment only (free of charge).
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Mary Calhoun, a minister of the interfaith Church of Divine Grace, officiated at DeLille Cellars, a winery.
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I headed next to the top of the valley, to Treveri Cellars, known for its sparkling wines.
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Even with the presale aging in the cellars of the producers, these wines, still seemed relatively young.
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Wade Cellars now has three varieties and will introduce it's fourth, and first white wine, next year.
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Cellars were a prime source since cities were filthy places where animals constantly pooped and died in the street, and all the filth "oozes through and dries on the walls and floor of the cellars as a whitish crust, easily detectable as saltpeter by the taste," LeConte wrote.
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For many years the city rented them out as wine cellars to offset the cost of the bridge.
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It was reserved for the wealthy—three-storey penthouses had wine cellars, saunas and jacuzzis— and for whites.
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He is, along with his brother, one of the owners of the world renowned Cellars at Jasper Hill.
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Her family's winery, Oster Wine Cellars, wasn't too big, making a mere 1,000 cases of wine a year.
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These clients were insecure about which colors to paint their wine cellars, screening rooms, and private hair salons.
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Today, the Stastny family owns the Chateau Valtice winery, whose wine cellars are a popular destination for tourists.
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There are also partially restored stables, an olive mill and former workshops, as well as extensive underground cellars.
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My day started at Cakebread Cellars, a family-run winery known for its chardonnay and sauvignon blanc wines.
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Of the tasting rooms that were open, some, like Cakebread Cellars, were donating fees to benefit fire relief.
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Now, with Bedell Cellars back on the market, history may repeat itself: Its asking price is $17.9 million.
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The Prisoner was originally a brand offered by Orin Swift Cellars, a Napa producer started by David Phinney.
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Indulgent amenities like wine cellars "are also something you can bring up at cocktail parties," Mr. Bond said.
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"Dives", as such spots are known to this day, were usually in cellars, so people "dived" into them.
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Restaurants could once be relied on to hold bottles in their own cellars until the wines were ready.
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Chinese collectors tend to open and enjoy their bottles, he adds, so their cellars are still fairly empty.
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Like the root cellars of yore, the Groundfridge stores food items at a constant, cool temperature throughout the year.
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And along with live music, the JaM Cellars-sponsored event will feature celebrity chefs, restaurateurs, vintners and much more.
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A sign with a positive message following an outbreak of devastating wildfires is posted outside Cline Cellars on Oct.
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Beyond the living area are a bathroom, two cellars used for storage and a study opening to another loggia.
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After soil from bat caves, LeConte then suggested looking for saltpeter in cellars, stables, livestock pens, and manure heaps.
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Open Tokaj Wine Cellars Dayis an event organized each year in September, at the beginning of the harvest season.
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Broc Cellars Vine Starr is an excellent spicy zin, usually under 13 percent, that would be terrific at Thanksgiving.
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Producers like Dashe, Broc Cellars and Lioco make deliciously fruity, refreshing wines that belie the grape's historically wretched image.
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On the garden level is a nonworking kitchen, along with a laundry room, two half-bathrooms and wine cellars.
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If you're going with Bright Cellars, you might also consider a subscription to its sister company, The Tasting Board.
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One of the two cellars serves as a wine room, with a bar discovered in a shuttered Florida restaurant.
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Right now, it seems unlikely that the broader industry has the same degree of personalization in mind as Bright Cellars.
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But, as Mr Katz notes, the move from farmhouse porches and cellars to factories has rendered once quotidian processes mysterious.
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Lesson #5: Do not explore dark, old-looking cellars in the backyard of a property plagued with inexplicable supernatural happenings.
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The wine magazine's sources in Bordeaux added that the property is under major construction, including an excavation of the cellars.
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However, the carbon dioxide gas, which built up inside these early bottles, often caused them to explode in the cellars.
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But an hourlong tour and tasting of current-release wines at Cakebread Cellars is a bargain at $15 a person.
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Witnesses and Western governments say helicopters dropped chemical bombs that killed many children and women hiding in cellars from bombardment.
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One can imagine herb humidors instead of wine cellars, dedicated smoking rooms instead of basement hide-outs for getting high.
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The company specializes in storing and moving items of all sizes, including furniture, large appliances, and even entire wine cellars.
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Before the queen's arrival, her guards, decked out in royal red, trekked down to the cellars, gas lamps in hand.
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Back in 2016, Bright Cellars began "matching the wine to our members," as co-founder and CEO Richard Yau said.
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Every del Toro creation has an underworld, be they cellars ("Crimson Peak"), labyrinths ("Pan's Labyrinth") or monster-infested sewers ("Hellboy").
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The photo was taken at DeLille Cellars, a winery near Woodinville, Washington, and her daughter Maya was tagged in the photo.
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"Everyone is trying to help each other," said Christine Lilienthal, marketing director at Cline Cellars and Jacuzzi Family Vineyards in Sonoma.
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The genesis of what he referred to as "my Paris book" owes its origins to the depths of the hotel's cellars.
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Bright CellarsTwo MIT grads are behind the monthly wine club Bright Cellars, which sends four new wines each month for $80.
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Ms. Gay (left), 66, is the manager for international sales and marketing at Silver Oak Cellars, a winery in Napa, Calif.
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And they are in the cellars and the rooms behind closed doors and parents are thinking, 'What are they actually doing?
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The Domaine is grandiose, with 18 kilometers of wine cellars that serve as art galleries dug into ancient Roman chalk pits.
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Some of the oldest cellars in the region can be found in these wineries, and staff members usually speak several languages.
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He also curated wine cellars for various Russian oligarchs, amassing the nest egg needed to acquire some 40 acres in Crimea.
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This Napa Valley-based winemaker and owner of Silver Oak Cellars hasn't been splurging on fast cars or vacation homes, though.
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Look for labels like Ravines, Hermann J. Wiemer, Anthony Road, Forge Cellars, Red Newt, Heart & Hands, Silver Thread and Bloomer Creek.
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Some elements of Parliament's reopening happen behind the scenes, including a ceremonial search of the cellars of government buildings for explosives.
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Cellars at Jasper Hill Cheese Collection, available at Williams Sonoma, $79.95Delight her with a gift box of handcrafted cheeses from Vermont.
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They made their first wine, Year One, a Bordeaux blend, with Marie-Eve Gilla at Forgeron Cellars in Walla Walla, Wash.
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Mr. Wolff said the wines had been acquired from private cellars in Italy, where they had rested since their original purchase.
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Thomas and his wife, Jessica Brown, also happen to own a small Finger Lakes label, Terrassen Cellars, that makes cabernet franc.
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Today home builders are receiving requests to build everything from wine cellars, billiard rooms and home theaters to shrines and fitness rooms.
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Peter Heitz at Turnbull Wine Cellars in Napa Valley's Rutherford area had ninety-five percent of his grapes in before the fires.
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There were always seedy nightclubs that catered to whiskey-swilling men tucked into the half-cellars of buildings along Saadoun Street downtown.
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Directed by Mary Harron ("American Psycho"), the cinematography draws out luminous scenes in the gloomy kitchens and cellars of Victorian manor houses.
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Designed by celebrity event planner, Courtney Ajinça, the grand opening featured decor reminiscent of the wine cellars and beautiful vineyards of California.
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Prior to the tax law, storage facilities known as bonded wine cellars could take credits against excise taxes on behalf of wineries.
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They cure their own ham in the cellars of the St. Jean Maron Monastery — which had been closed since the civil war.
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Betsy Su-Mei Wang and Brent Joseph Sullivan are to be married July 3 at JM Cellars, a winery in Woodinville, Wash.
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Best Value: ★★★ Trust Cellars Walla Walla Syrah 2012 $30 Dense, savory and spicy, with firm tannins and persistent flavors.
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I was off to a good start, but once deep inside the cellars, some 30 meters underground, things became dingy and dicey.
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The network provided money for an effort by students in West Berlin to connect two cellars on either side of the wall.
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An alumnus, Warren Winiarski, the founder of the Stag's Leap Wine Cellars, has agreed to match up to $50 million of contributions.
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The large entrance hall is on the ground floor, along with a laundry room and stairs down to two vaulted stone cellars.
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Uka's son Flori will gladly show visitors around the fields and cellars before presenting a tasting flight paired with homemade grilled lamb.
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Other good examples come from Tablas Creek, Bonny Doon, Edmunds St. John, Ridge, Birichino, A Tribute to Grace, Skinner and Broc Cellars.
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"They're smaller than ordinary cows," explains Alessandra Vigliani, the company's export manager, who's leading me on a tour of the cheese cellars.
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But Bright Cellars is trying to educate members about which wine they might like so they can figure out these decisions for themselves.
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They come from husbands torn forever from their wives in midnight arrests ... They come, muffled, from the execution cellars of the secret police.
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You'll see workers in the fields picking the grapes and can get into cellars to see the different stages of the winemaking process.
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And as basements get bigger, owners are filling them with over-the-top amenities, including wine cellars, home theaters, spas and bowling alleys.
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Stories of hollows tucked behind walls and in the cellars of old homes have become part of a collective (and sometimes unreliable) narrative.
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At the medieval cellars across the street, Mr. Touteau, the master blender, said that Delamain has a unique way to craft its brandies.
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The Santa Rita winery, headquartered near Santiago, has buildings several centuries old, with sturdy cellars built using mortar made from eggwhite, limestone, and sand.
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Pursed by Bear is a range of wines from the actor and grape-lover MacLachlan, in collaboration with Dunham Cellars in Walla Walla, Washington.
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They were also great wine enthusiasts and collectors, keeping their best vintages in an ever-expanding network of cellars that are still used today.
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Let me explain: the track exists only on a water soluble clay disc which lives in the cellars of the cognac brand Louis XIII.
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Cold champagne is the inspiration for 215 multi-generational, international artists to create new work displayed in the wine cellars of Domaine Vranken Pommery.
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From Cerhov, which has a small wine history museum, I took the road up toward the vineyards and wine cellars, savoring the sunny weather.
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Apart from our top 230, we found many other pét-nats that we liked, including bottles from Broc Cellars, Franz Strohmeier and Christoph Hoch.
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By the Civil War, Brooklyn had 30 breweries, and in 1870, The Eagle said some brewers had cellars that reached depths of 80 feet.
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The French company makes a myriad of wine cellars, but the Cave Bar, which rises up from the ground, is the most technologically advanced.
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I passed by there en route to my wine cellars for a '25 Margaux and couldn't help but notice your room smelled distinctly of fart.
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Despite the whimsical approach, Bright Cellars founders Richard Yau and Joe Laurendi insist the data they're collecting is valuable, and not just potentially for winemakers.
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Mr Ronneberg and another man squeezed through a narrow cable vent into one of the plant's cellars; two others joined them by breaking a window.
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People in such places follow a glum routine of hauling firewood, waiting in lines for handouts of bread and groceries, and sleeping in root cellars.
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A domed mausoleum and some ghosts of cellars are all that remain of Hamilton Palace, once considered one of the most imposing homes in Britain.
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"There's a whole culture here now that didn't really exist when I came out here in 2003," said Trent Preszler, chief executive of Bedell Cellars.
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"Most people don't understand how diverse Arizona is," said Eric Glomski, founder of Page Springs Cellars, half a mile down the road from Javelina Leap.
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In the Finger Lakes, he is working with two local partners, Richard Rainey and Justin Boyette, at Forge Cellars, focusing on riesling and pinot noir.
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It's made by Broc Cellars, one of my favorite California producers, in collaboration with Selection Massale, an importer and distributor that specializes in natural wines.
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It's made by Broc Cellars, one of my favorite California producers, in collaboration with Selection Massale, an importer and distributor that specializes in natural wines.
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Prüm Mosel Riesling Spätlese Bernkasteler Badstube 2015 (Rudi Wiest/Cellars International, Carlsbad, Calif.), $37 Can't find these wines, or other spätlese cuvées from these producers?
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But mixed in there are darker, pulpier elements, like murder and horrifying cellars with strange shadowy figures in the corner and hints of organized crime.
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The Arya that Gendry (Joe Dempsie) meets in the dim yet sultry cellars of Winterfell is not the young woman he had traveled with years ago.
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Wade ventured into the wine business in 2012 when he launched his company Wade Cellars, which sells a red blend, a Cabernet Sauvignon, and a rosé.
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Stephen Mould, head of Sotheby's Wine, Europe told CNBC Thursday that the focus was very much on top quality French wines from the most prestigious cellars.
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If Manafort refuses to flip against the president he may not go to the "execution cellars of the secret police," but he will go to jail.
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A doorway to the side of the room led to the 19th-century cellars storing a large portion of Louis Royer's 20,000 eau-de-vie casks.
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At 2432,215 to 2161,215 square feet, the apartments in it would approximate the size of dressing rooms or wine cellars in an oligarch's Midtown crash pad.
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The wines were: Marietta Cellars California Old Vine Red Lot Number 67, Montinore Estate Willamette Valley Pinot Noir 2016 and Ridge Sonoma County Three Valleys 2016.
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Between bites, guests sipped on LaCroix and drinks from a VitaCup iced-tea bar, as well as Viva XXXII Tequila cocktails and sangria from Consensio Cellars.
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Underground wine cellars usually hover between 55 and 59 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Glen Ragsdale Underground Associates, which specializes in building wine caves in Napa Valley.
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He had seen the wine cellars in some of those places, and he had set about building one for his own demesne, in Deep South Jersey.
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If you have access to wines from the Finger Lakes, look for dry rieslings from Ravines, Dr. Konstantin Frank, Hermann J. Wiemer, Terrassen or Forge Cellars.
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As always, I chose three bottles to taste: Lioco Mendocino Sativa 2015, Porter Creek Mendocino Old Vine 2015 and Broc Cellars Alexander Valley Old Vine 2016.
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There's also a 40-seat theater, a bowling alley, five bars, two fully stocked Champagne and wine cellars (par-ty), and a seven-person staff is included.
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The Basque region boasts some of France's finest wines and the Irouleguy cellars will provide some 680 bottles, though they may not be to every leader's taste.
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Available in Virginia at Aldie Peddler in Aldie; Bonnie Blue Southern Market & Bakery, Crush Wine Bar, Murphy Beverage and Wine Mill in Winchester; Vintage Cellars in Clarksville.
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Bright Cellars, a subscription service run out of Milwaukee, sends members 4 curated bottles of wine a month after they fill out online surveys about their tastes.
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When it comes to the crumbling cellars, "some communities have it much worse than others", said Qaiyaan Harcharek, an Inupiaq anthropologist who hunts for his family's food.
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When it comes to the crumbling cellars, "some communities have it much worse than others", said Qaiyaan Harcharek, an Inupiaq anthropologist who hunts for his family's food.
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Otis Gooding, an employee at Central Cellars in New York, was standing behind the counter of the Grand Central Terminal wine shop when his e-cigarette exploded.
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Their intrepid searches turned up Prohibition-era cellars and bunkers — but no trace of Lindsey, who would have turned 11 just 11 days after she went missing.
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Take, for instance, France's solution: a yeast called Brettanomyces, which is found in dirty cellars, sometimes remains in the Burgundy region's wine, causing a distinctly barnyard aroma.
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Our No. 22013 bottle was the 224 Trust Cellars, savory and spicy yet dense and firmly tannic for now, a nice combination of New World and Old.
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I enjoyed a variety of different experiences, from the walk-and-drink tour of the grounds at Cakebread Cellars to the immersive pairing experience at Beringer Vineyards.
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Karoline, the younger daughter, who is my age, showed me around their remarkable cellars, which her great-great-grandfather founded in a converted Jesuit monastery in 1869.
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Since he was raised in Northern California, Rich had Lagunitas IPA beer and four types of wine from Brasswood Cellars in Napa Valley served at the wedding.
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Flavio Scannavino, the sommelier and general manager at Hotel De'Ricci in Rome, said he has created eight different wine cellars, one in the fridge of every suite.
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Moreover, Wine Club Reviews noted that, as Bright Cellars promised, each subsequent shipment contained better and better wines (or at least, wines that matched their drinkers' tastes).
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Imported by Aquitaine, distributed by M. Touton Selection: Available in the District at Eye Street Cellars, McReynold's Liquors, Morris Miller Wine & Liquor, Pearson's, Rodman's, S&S Liquor.
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Appropriately christened the D&aposussé 1969 Anniversaire Edition, this 100% Grand Champagne Cognac has been aging for decades in the prestigious Château de Cognac cellars in France.
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"The word &aposcave&apos is sometimes thrown around as marketing to describe fancy brick-lined cellars that are distinctly un-cavernlike," Slate&aposs Jordan Weissmann points out.
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For the past four years, the Canine Companions for Independence New Jersey chapter has held a social event and fundraiser at Old York Cellars in Ringoes, New Jersey.
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John Lee, another employee of Central Cellars Wine and Spirits, in Grand Central Terminal, said he ran behind a pillar in the store once the sparks started flying.
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Imported and distributed by Simon N Cellars: Available in Virginia at Tastings of Charlottesville and Wine Warehouse in Charlottesville, Unwined (Alexandria, Belleview), the Wine Outlet in Great Falls.
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All that started to change within the last year or so, as bars such as Cordobar, Les Valseuses, and Maxim began to stock their cellars with impressive selections.
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I have also excluded the cost of the wine, because I imagine that these people all have cellars with hundred-year old Madeira available at a moment's notice.
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This is why most investment-grade wines are stored in huge cellars managed by specialist firms, where thousands of cases lie still as they wait to change owners.
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"Each wine has its own distinctive personality, the result of a careful, knowing hand, like that of a painter," the Colgin Cellars website says, describing its own wines.
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There are roughly 2,200 selections and 10,000 bottles kept in cellars under the restaurant, he said, dating back to 4503 for a Ruffino Chianti Classico Riserva for $800.
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Cellars were not equipped for visits and, she said, merchants in Bordeaux were concerned that visitors would buy wine directly from the producers rather than through their networks.
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From Page Springs Cellars in Cornville, our drive was a straight shot on Highway 89A to Sedona for a change of scenery and lodging on our second night.
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Each of the members — Oddity Wine Collective, Heartwood Cellars, Bodega Pierce — are distinct brands, and in exchange for membership, get to have their wines featured on the menu.
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At Stewart Cellars' recently opened guest hall, the designer Ken Fulk created a residential atmosphere that displays a mix of vintage finds and custom furnishings (tastings from $30).
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The intimate albergo has just eight rooms, but its cellars and bars are appointed with over 1,500 varieties of wine, from Friulians and Mosellas to Gajas and Nebbiolos.
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Known as klek, or squat shops, these knee-high ateliers and stores are nestled in former storage cellars and bomb shelters, and they're only found in Bulgaria's capital.
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Ron Hubbard, president of the company, makes sure to highlight other potential uses for the bunkers — like as wine cellars or gun rooms — in case doomsday never comes.
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Then, after you've received your four bottles a month, rate them online, and Bright Cellars will use your feedback to determine what wines to send you next month.
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"I've never seen so many people retrieve dusty old bikes from their cellars," said Julien, a mechanic at bike repair shop in the capital's affluent Left Bank neighbourhood.
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Its modern incarnation still has one of the original brick cellars — reachable by a trap door on the patio — that is now set up as a wine cellar.
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They had "as much or more space below the surface as above," The Eagle said, and cellars were "attached to every brewery" — including Schnaderbeck's, on Ten Eyck Street.
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Available in Virginia at Arrowine and Cheese in Arlington, Balducci's (Alexandria, McLean, Reston), Chain Bridge Cellars in McLean, J. Emerson Fine Wines & Cheese in Richmond, Unwined (Alexandria, Belleview).
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Down the road is the 52-room Cellars-Hohenort Hotel, once a manor house on the same estate, with a spa, a restaurant and views of Table Mountain.
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From 1943, Miller said the Mission helped many people, including former pupils, to escape transportation to Nazi death camps, hiding them in cellars or getting them to safe houses.
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Cold meant ice, and ice meant seals and whales and polar bears, and the animals meant enough meat to fill a village's ice cellars, buried deep in the permafrost.
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Colgin Cellars was founded in 1992 by Ann Colgin and specializes in red wines, many of which have achieved top marks from well-regarded critics such as Robert Parker.
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A few hundred yards away, across a wide central square dominated by a 16th-century fountain built by the Liechtensteins, is an extension to the cellars built in 1640.
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As a result, the tall Victorian mansions lining Notting Hill's terraces now echo with endless renovation, and transformation of cellars into subterranean pools and cinemas for this parvenu class.
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Mr. Preszler said Mr. Lynne, who became a wine connoisseur during his travels as a film executive, would often visit the cellars to sample new wines and render opinions.
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There's the whale meat stored in ice cellars, old-school refrigeration units cut into the Arctic permafrost generations ago, that tastes off now because the temperature has edged up.
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There is a second kitchen in the basement, which opens to a backyard with a terrace; there are also two wine cellars, a utility room, laundry facilities and storage.
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This prestigious wine region in northern Italy is well known for its lovely white tablecloth, sometimes stuffy Michelin-rated restaurants with extensive wine cellars (at often eye-watering prices).
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Cantor Bruce L. Ruben is to officiate at the Bedell Cellars winery in Cutchogue, N.Y. The bride, 35, is an executive director for corporate marketing at JPMorgan Chase & Company.
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Bright Cellars relies on algorithms to match you to your favorite wines, so the longer you subscribe to the service, the better suited your wines are to your palate.
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Mr. Albanese then addressed the prisoners, who sat facing him on stools listing the temperatures at which different wines should be served and how to store them in cellars.
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Premium products will include cured legs of Iberico ham, produced from pigs fed on acorns from oak trees and hung out to dry in traditional ventilated cellars for months.
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Today it is also the understated home to one of the largest wine cellars in Scandinavia with 15,000 bottles and a Two Wine Glass distinction from Wine Spectator magazine.
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This meant that provided the commander was alert for under-floors or cellars and took care to avoid striking main supports, such vehicles could be driven straight through buildings.
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The case brought the issue of tainted art in private collections to the fore, raising the specter that thousands of plundered artworks might be lurking in attics and cellars.
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As for the perks ... a 9-stall barn, hiking and riding trails, infinity pool, a bell tower, indoor home theater, pond and climate controlled cellars to store wine or art.
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Warren also reported that luxury developers are building expansive and extravagant underground spaces for multimillion-dollar homes that feature sports facilities, wine cellars, and in one case, even a ballroom.
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Sage Wohns, a Universal Life minister who is a first cousin of the groom, led the ceremony at the Barn at Tyge William Cellars, an event space in Sonoma, Calif.
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City workers who had been dispatched to whitewash the cellars of some of these buildings instead found over 3,900 barrels worth of trash, including "a large number" of dead animals.
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There are wine subscription clubs, like Winc and Bright Cellars, that ask you questions about your taste and preferences and then send you a personalized selection of wines every month.
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The reds, made of the ramisco grape, are high in acid and powerfully tannic, so much so that they are aged for years in the cellars before they are released.
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It largely dates to 1713, during the Queen Anne period, but evidence can still be seen of Tudor timberwork in the roof, and the cellars are believed to be medieval.
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As we snapped photos, our guide shared stories of the themed parties that Brotherhood used to throw for customers and their guests in the cellars in the 1960s and 1970s.
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The life that came to an end last Christmas Eve, probably in the blood-stained cellars of the Lubyanka Prison, was doomed from that moment when Beria did not act.
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The company promises that if you're matched with a bottle you don't love, a Bright Cellars Wine Concierge will help you select a free replacement bottle in your next box.
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At almost 20,000 square feet, the house features 10 bedrooms, guest suites, a private beach volleyball court, 2 wine cellars, a movie theater and a chef's kitchen with a pizza oven.
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" As they're making and tasting the sangria during the third episode using Wade Cellars' flagship Cabernet Sauvignon, Wade turns to the camera and advises, "Don't drink in front of your kids.
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Scarboro said some of the rescues included at least one person in a wheelchair who needed help because of debris and older couples who were trapped in storm cellars by debris.
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Eliasson works full-time as an engineer and part-time running Settembre Cellars, plowing much of her savings into the nine-year-old winery, which she founded with her husband, Blake.
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Appointments are required to visit most of these wineries; many of them also will be accessible during the annual event called Open Tokaj Cellars Day, scheduled this year for Sept. 17.
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I stood in the 13th-century cellars of Delamain, a Cognac house in Jarnac, France, inhaling the sting of the colorless liquid and found myself clutching an oak cask for support.
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It opened its cellars to the Germans during the Nazi occupation, and more recently it shifted its taste to accommodate the preferences of the California-influenced American wine critic Robert Parker.
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It's all a part of it, at the very least: the small business hustle, the love of the juice, the cellars suffused with the essence of apricots, the interminable PowerPoint slides.
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It had a portfolio of more than 100 largely lower-priced labels that you have perhaps picked up on the way to a party, like Barefoot Cellars or Dark Horse wines.
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Clos19 also offers access to LVMH cellars or experiences designed around the spirits, including a fire-and-ice tasting in Antarctica or yachting off the Cloudy Bay vineyards in New Zealand.
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Even today, royal bodyguards make a ceremonial search of the cellars before the State Opening of Parliament, and in a BBC poll in 2002 Fawkes was voted the 30th greatest Briton.
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Imported and distributed by Simon N Cellars: Available in Virginia at Tastings of Charlottesville and Wine Warehouse in Charlottesville, Unwined (Alexandria, Belleview), the Vineyard in McLean, the Wine Outlet (Great Falls).
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For $55, you'll get four cheese selections a month, and like the Bright Cellars guarantee, any cheese that doesn't match your palate will be replaced for free in next month's box.
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Pros: Helpful wine concierge, algorithm-based wine selection, unique wines you can't find elsewhereCons: You may have to stick with Bright Cellars for a bit longer to really get the payoff
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Available in Virginia at Arrowine and Cheese in Arlington, Chain Bridge Cellars in McLean, Enoteca Sogno in Richmond, Grape + Bean in Alexandria, Oakton Wine Shop in Oakton, Vino Market in Midlothian.
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HIKING AND DINING (AND SAMPLING) IN NAPA VALLEY There's also a nontraditional visit in store at B Cellars in Napa Valley with the winery's new "Wine and Wellness: Hike the Vines" offering.
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In the 1950s, the Soviet Union began mass-producing cheap, prefabricated housing to accommodate the millions of people sharing overcrowded communal flats and even cellars and dugouts dating from World War Two.
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About 22010 kilometers east of Paris, this highly protected region of France is home to the world's most prestigious, and expensive, Champagne sellers and cellars, such as Moët & Chandon and Perrier-Jouët.
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"When I bought the property in 2000, there were a lot of leftover documents here, and I found all the minutes from board meetings," said Jed Benedict, president of Horse Ridge Cellars.
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For culatello, the meat of black nera di Parma pigs is rubbed with salt, black pepper and garlic, painstakingly tied, wrapped in a pig's bladder and then allowed to cure in cellars.
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When Ms. Schwarzbaum's basement flooded — wet cellars are common afflictions in Tivoli, which sits on the eastern bank of the Hudson River — Ms. Majer summoned the fire department to pump it out.
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The gated, 10-bedroom home comes with an in-house spa with a hot tub, sauna, and hammam, as well as a 12-seat movie theater, two wine cellars, and a pool.
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"Parasite," Bong's seventh and latest feature film, also recreates drama in the dark cellars and stinky, infested underground apartments that have been blotted out in the official story of South Korea's economic miracle.
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While lavish home amenities like movie theaters, indoor pools, and wine cellars may knock some people's socks off, many of our favorite celebs would much rather go crazy designing their walk-in closets.
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Along Cedros Avenue, Belly Up Tavern has been pulling in crowds for live music for more than 21920 years, and Carruth Cellars Urban Winery and Culture Brewing Co. fill up for happy hour.
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The building offers 251,215 square feet for amenities including a 260-foot pool, a private spa and yoga studio, a children's "imagination center," and wine cellars available to buy for up to $2800,393.
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A Dutch immigrant — the movie shares tantalizing tidbits about his past in the underground in World War II — Mr. deLeyer tells of hiding Jews in the cellars of family barns in the Netherlands.
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Viewers can expect the "gushy, irritating style of all those reality shows that feature real-estate agents and their customers fawning over bathroom fixtures and wine cellars," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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Among other things, they call for redesigning the facade of No. 9, a six-story brick building; removing party walls; constructing rooftop additions; altering the rear facades; and excavating the cellars and yards.
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Ron Hubbard, the CEO of Atlas Survival Shelters, a company that builds fallout shelters, tornado shelters, and kinds of cellars, told BuzzFeed News that it's had an uptick in interest since the outbreak.
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"I've had several billets from dank trenches to chateau boudoirs and cellars, from the base of an apple tree to a hole in a wall," he wrote four days after the first landings.
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But these days, those who can afford it command time with celebrity chefs, private wine tastings in rarely visited cellars and other experiences that are off the menu to most of the public.
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The club is also offering 15,000-square-foot villas, from $4 million to $6 million; they have room to store 20 cars but also to put in wine cellars, movie theaters and pools.
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Nevertheless, the occasional surviving account of how Russian "storm groups" freely used stocks of captured Panzerfausts to conduct simultaneous multi-entry, through-wall assaults concurrently in cellars and upper stories suggests such potential.
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While root cellars have mostly gone the way of the ice box, one Dutch designer is bringing them back in style with Groundfridge, a pre-fab structure made to fit in your Hobbit hole.
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Located in the historic Old Havana area, the museum houses aging oak barrels of liquor in its cellars as well as "a real-time experience of the rum-making process," according to its website.
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Roger Cohen Life, among other things, is accumulation — of objects, papers, photographs, paintings, tax returns, love letters and assorted things in the backs of drawers, the bottoms of closets and the recesses of cellars.
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Those of us reading "Don Quixote" in 1973, in an embassy we could not leave, surrounded by soldiers ready to transport us to stadiums and cellars and, ultimately, cemeteries, responded viscerally to the novel.
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Beitzinger was a nutritionist and a "ray of sunshine," Valerie Wood, who owns Heart Wood Cellars, said on Facebook, sparking other members and friends to comment and share how "good" and "kind" she was.
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Available in Virginia at Arrowine and Cheese in Arlington, Chain Bridge Wine Cellars in McLean, Dominion Wine and Beer in Falls Church, Enoteca Sogno in Richmond, Grape + Bean in Alexandria, Vino Market in Midlothian.
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I'd keep it on the bar to add a new dimension to tart-sweet cocktails like a sidecar or a whiskey sour: Yuzuri, $37.99 for 750 milliliters, Hi-Time Wine Cellars, Costa Mesa. Calif.
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LONDON - Stock up your cellars while you still can — the Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) has warned that global wine production is set to fall this year to its lowest level since 1961.
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In 2017, LVMH bought a majority stake in Napa Valley's Colgin Cellars vineyard, which LVMH boss Bernard Arnault said would add to its other top wine brands such as Chateau d'Yquem and Chateau Cheval Blanc.
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Indeed, though they once worked on a parking app at a school hackathon, it was during a wine studies course that Yau attended at neighboring Boston University that the idea for Bright Cellars was born.
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Emirates quietly started its wine program in 2006 and, in the decade since, it has spent an estimated $690 million filling its cellars—which are actually housed in a group of warehouses in Burgundy, France.
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"I want you to be safe, and to try your hardest, and to be a good person," Leehan says as young Gage stands in front of his father at Quincy Cellars in Ripley, New York.
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In 1806, Napoleon's army invaded the German city of Lübeck, raided its wine cellars, and made an unbelievable discovery: the bottles of French red stored there tasted even better than the Bordeaux from back home.
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BORDEAUX/PARIS (Reuters) - American lovers of fine French wine are likely to keep stocking their cellars and uncorking bottles despite U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to impose a tax in a potential new trade war.
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Adding to the attraction for him were the centuries-old wine cellars underneath towns like Valtice and its neighbor, Lednice, and grape varieties like palava and irsay oliver that are predominantly found in South Moravia.
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Rumors and coerced confessions spread the idea that these occult rings met in cellars to hear Satanic preachings, flew around in enchanted chairs, put curses on their neighbors, and abused, murdered, and even ate children.
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Tokaj wine cellars, listed as historic sites by the Slovak National Cultural Heritage Fund, were originally dug deep in the ground as places to hide during the Tatar invasions in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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"Mrs." is set among the Manhattan 1-percenters who count wine cellars and his-and-hers drivers as necessities, just as the TV version of "Big Little Lies" is set among the wealthy of Monterey.
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Every visit to this museum in the Marais neighborhood begins with a short performance of simple tricks, followed by a guided tour of the magic props and objects on display in these 16th-century cellars.
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By launching a drone over the Perano vineyard in the Chianti region south of Florence, Mr. Frescobaldi can examine the progress of a 21,2000-square-foot garden being built atop one of his wine cellars.
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Champagne collectors and drinkers alike will appreciate this wine on the premise of its single grape and origin, but those who are also Bond fans may well have a spot already waiting in their cellars.
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It's remarkable that in several European countries in the past few months, concerns regarding climate change were expressed, triggered by flooded cellars and parking lots due to heavy summer rainfall, of which we can expect more.
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Thousands of families are sleeping in the open in the streets of the biggest town in the enclave, where there is no longer any room in packed cellars to shelter from government bombardment, local authorities said.
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They employ eco-friendly processes like recycling hot air discharge from air compressors to heat cellars in the winter, fertilizing local farming with leftover yeast and hop material and using 70% recycled glass to manufacture bottles.
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From all corners of the city, people stumble towards the square around 3 AM. They've come from techno parties, hip hop cellars, Latin parties, and bars, but any distinction between subcultures fades away at the Vlasmarkt.
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In the 1950s, the Soviet Union began mass-producing cheap, prefabricated housing to accommodate millions of people who had been living in overcrowded communal flats and even in cellars and dugouts dating from World War Two.
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The company is also on a drive to "premiumize" its portfolio and has added Craft beers such as Funky Buddha and Napa Valley winery Schrader Cellars, which sells wines for as much as $250 a bottle.
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" LeConte expected these caves, cellars, and stables to last long enough for domestic production to kick in, being explicit in the fact that "sufficient and permanent supply… can only be done by means of niter-beds.
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The trade organization started its quarterly home design trends survey in 2005, around the peak of the previous boom, with heavy emphasis on specialized areas like game rooms, wine cellars and media rooms, Mr. Baker said.
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For three wineries in one Spanish-style plaza, stop at The Madrones complex, where Drew Family Cellars, Smith-Story Winery and the newly opened Long Meadow Ranch, which has estate-grown Burgundian varietals, share a plaza.
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Imported by Aquitaine Wine USA, distributed in the District and Maryland by M. Touton Selection, in Virginia by Republic National: Available in the District at Eye Street Cellars, Morris Miller Wine & Liquor, Open Door Market, Rodman's.
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The home has 12 bedrooms, 21 bathrooms, three kitchens, six bars, a massage room and spa, fitness center, two wine-champagne cellars, the most advanced home theater in any U.S. home, and an 85-foot infinity pool.
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But something is awry at the academy, from its echoing entrance hall to its no-go cellars; one student, Patricia (Chloë Grace Moretz), has gone missing, and another, Olga (Elena Fokina), gets trapped in a rehearsal room.
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The brand's flagship product Moet Imperial, made from both harvested and reserve wine, spends two years in cellars, compared to seven years for a Grand Vintage release, which is made from the grapes of a single year.
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He'd much rather talk about wine; after all, the passion, depth, and attention to detail that made him such a successful musician can be found in the juice he lovingly produces at Caduceus Cellars in Jerome, Arizona.
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Formerly a cattle ranch, Page Springs Cellars sits along an aquifer, and the resulting artesian springs, which flow at a rate of 21975,000 gallons per minute, help irrigate the vineyards and wash the machines in the cellar.
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Creamy new-crop potatoes deserve a little appreciation before they're sent off to root cellars, and Mr. Hardy built a fine appetizer around them with leggy broccoli sprouts and melting chunks of fresh mozzarella spiked with anchovy.
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You can be forgiven for assuming that he is a serial killer, or an abductor, those being the only vocations, as far as movies and TV are concerned, that drive quiet men to their cellars, but no.
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Each year, 310 million bottles of French Champagne - whose geographic designation is strictly controlled as a brand - are sold worldwide while more than a billion are stored in cellars waiting for the right moment to be savored.
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Concealed inside the winery's monastery-chic cellars is something like the drinking-man's Louvre, full of Ming porcelain cups, harvest-themed tapestries from the Middle Ages and still-lifes by artists like Juan Gris and Georges Rouault.
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The business says that the "future Napoleon III" – who lived in London during the 1830s as an exile – held secret meetings in its cellars, while 69 crates of its products were on the Titanic, which sank in 1912.
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Even so, the last few years have seen a flurry of feature stories trumpeting "The Rise of the Female Sommelier," announcing it's time to "Make Way for Women" as they claim their places in cellars around the world.
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Mr. Joisel, who died at 53, was a master artisan of origami, though the origami that sprang from his hands had nothing in common with the limp cranes and wobbly salt cellars you and I made as children.
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An arched corridor next to the main entrance of the chateau features a wooden wine press from 1806 and leads to one of the oldest wine cellars in the Czech Republic, built in 1430 and still in use.
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Most of the cellars in Mala Trna are hidden behind the seven stone portals on Medzipivnicna Street, but some of them can be found among the gardens and houses of the village, and are used mostly by residents.
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Front Burner Fill glasses at your Seder with the new Israeli kosher for Passover wines from the Stoudemire Cellars label, owned by the former basketball star Amar'e Stoudemire, and your dinner will have another reason to be different.
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The Cold War could not be won by middle-of-the-roaders in the Eisenhower Administration, who didn't see how "the bloody terror of the Lubyanka cellars" converged with "the dry terror of social-engineered conformity" in Washington.
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Chris Brockway of Broc Cellars was just starting out in 2009 when he learned of old-vine carignan in the Oat Valley Vineyard in the Alexander Valley of Sonoma, which was going to be replaced by cabernet sauvignon.
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The coalition estimated that informal units, most of them in cellars and basements, accounted for nearly 40 percent of all new housing created in the city between 1990 and 2005 and now number more than 100,000 throughout the city.
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In the cellars of the best of the big houses, the chef de cave (the head of the winemaking team) selects from dozens of still wines, taken from different grapes grown in vastly different vineyards from many different vintages.
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Available in Maryland at Amendment 21, the Happy Grape and Red Fish Liquors in Baltimore; the Breadery in Catonsville; Fenwick Beer & Wine and Snider's Super Foods in Silver Spring; Kings Contrivance Liquor Shop in Columbia; Wine Cellars of Annapolis.
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Forced to live underground after their Warsaw apartment was dive-bombed, his family had to pay others to carry grandmother's stretcher through sewers and cellars, one of many first-hand lessons in the selfishness of people during trying times.
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In the winery, a stately building finished in red terra cotta, he has installed a system for refreshing the air in the underground cellars three times a day, and has stones under the barrels to help control the humidity.
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Unlike the brewery over the road, which smells ferment-y in a hoppy kind of way, the Botalla cheese cellars smell ferment-y in a burped-up-baby-milk kind of way—round and ever so slightly sickly somehow.
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Yau, a native of San Francisco, says he never expected to live in Milwaukee, but after Bright Cellars was admitted in its earliest days to a local, three-month accelerator program called gener8tor, he and Laurendi decided to stay put.
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Survivors huddle in cellars, silent, while the last and hardiest creatures patrol the rubble outside, glibly re-litigating sexual harassment lawsuits so that they are less inconvenient to longstanding biases and blowing sulphurous grandiosities down empty alleys all night long.
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Wine lovers dream of a visit to the region's premier producers, to explore the dusty cellars of Cantina Bartolo Mascarello, perhaps, or to discuss the merits of aging in barriques (small oak barrels) during a tasting session with Elio Altare.
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In addition to making the tax cuts permanent, wine groups are also pushing for a fix to the law that would stipulate that the new tax credits for wine can be used by storage facilities known as bonded wine cellars.
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"The quality of American oak barrels today is the best we've ever seen," said David R. Duncan, the president of Silver Oak Cellars, which operates its own cooperage in California and uses American oak almost exclusively to age its reds.
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The Hill saga shook up Napa Valley because he not only deceived consumers who purchased wine from Hill Wine Company's own winery but also cheated other prominent Napa winemakers like Don Sebastiani & Sons and Trinitas Cellars by selling them mislabeled grapes.
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English is common among 20- and 30-somethings in Slovakia, but pretty rare among older residents, so be aware that some things might get lost in translation if you visit the smaller, family-owned cellars or local sights without a translator.
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The three wines I recommend are: LIOCO MENDOCINO CARIGNAN SATIVA 2015 $30 PORTER CREEK MENDOCINO CARIGNANE OLD VINE 2015 $27 BROC CELLARS ALEXANDER VALLEY CARIGNAN OLD VINE 2016 $30 As is often the case, these wines are made in small quantities.
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To help us all get a better understanding of Keenan's work, Chef Jason Pfeifer and John Ragan—Wine Director for Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group in New York City—have paired unique dishes with five of Caduceus Cellars' cuvees.
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"We trust that our wines are being represented here," Valerie Wood of Heartwood Cellars said of the co-op model, which promotes a "very hands-on approach" to winemaking and has been a driving force behind the region's upstart wine industry.
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At B Cellars, an Oakville winery that unveiled state-of-the-art facilities in 2014, the glass-walled tasting room surrounds a big open kitchen doling out small plates like rabbit rillettes and roasted squash with pickled beets and ricotta.
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He and Ms. Baker scraped together $20,000, bought a few tons of grapes, which they picked by hand, and persuaded a Long Island producer, Kip Bedell of Bedell Cellars in Cutchogue, to help them make the wine, using the Bedell facilities.
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Bright Cellars has long pushed the fact that it was founded by two MIT graduates, and despite its relatively new entrance into the wine subscription industry (it's only been around since 2015), it's already made quite a name for itself.
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Because of an admirable transparency on the label, I know that my bottle of nonvintage Heidsieck was laid down in its cellars in 235 and not disgorged until 235, giving it six years of aging — longer than many vintage Champagnes.
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The firm's portfolio includes Detroit's direct-to-consumer plant startup Bloomscape, Chicago-based Paro, which provides a network of on-demand finance professionals, DC's custom framing business Framebridge, Milwaukee-based monthly wine club Bright Cellars and New York insurtech company Policygenius.
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You follow cryptic instructions to clubs on rooftops or in cellars or on the 17th floor of featureless office buildings, or to whoop-de-doos in public parks that might last an hour or five minutes depending on when the cops show up.
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"Mother-in-law collected cat figurines and open salt cellars, and decided her husband put up with all of that around the house so she surprised him by redecorating the guest bath so that could reflect *his* interests," she explained to BuzzFeed News.
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In another much-resisted measure, notary fees levied on small property transactions were cut by up to 70 percent, which Macron said would spur sales of small plots of land, cellars or parking lots stifled by fees often higher than the asset's value.
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The series, which had its premiere last week and offers a new episode each Thursday, is shot in the gushy, irritating style of all those reality shows that feature real estate agents and their customers fawning over bathroom fixtures and wine cellars.
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" In the 1840s, tap moved to underground cellars around the Five Points area on the Lower East Side, "where people gambled, had liquor and danced," Mr. Seibert said, "and that's where a lot of the cultural mixing that produced tap dancing was happening.
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While not everything you want will always be available when you want it, because Drizly works with so many thousands of liquor stores (and wine cellars and craft brew shops), it will eventually offer the biggest selection of online alcohol in America.
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While leaving the door open to raising specific levies on yachts or cars, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned lawmakers not to hit a luxury sector in which France is a leader: "And why not tax jewellery, furs and wine cellars?" he asked.
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The sprawling 18th-century building — once the family home of Lenoble's current owners, siblings Anne and Antoine Malassagne — includes offices, a sleek and modern cuverie, which holds the fermentation vats, and a web of clammy cellars where the temperature never rises above 55 degrees.
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Instead, on a bright September morning here in this fast-growing city in western Sonoma County, he was immersed in plans for the 22012 vintage of Monte Rio Cellars, his new wine label, for which he expects to produce about 22013,22015 cases this year.
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Front Burner Look to the right as you enter Central Cellars, the new wine and spirits shop in Grand Central Terminal, and you will see a small display of limited-edition, high-end bourbons: rare bottles of Pappy Van Winkle's, at $3,500, and such.
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"Wine's stellar performance was driven by exceptionally strong growth in key areas across the world and in particular, the resurgence of the top Bordeaux chateaux, which form the backbone of most investment cellars," Nick Martin, of the Wine Owners cellar management company, told The Wealth Report.
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Following the hourlong hike, guests return to B Cellars to pick produce from the winery's garden; the chef de cuisine, Brian Michael Green, uses these vegetables, herbs and fruits to prepare vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free dishes that are paired with the winery's red and white wines.
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From the sprawling landscapes of The Battles, The Prisons narrows the stage into halls, bedrooms, and cellars as Rivette transitions into the political realm of dukes and priests, stately men who resent that Joan has inserted herself into a masculine position of power within a patriarchal system.
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Moving on and going down, I was very impressed how Olivier Kosta-Théfaine's rhizomatic "Contemplate the Sky" (2018) installation, made only with the flame of cheap cigarette lighters, unites and visually energizes the ceiling of the entrance to the wine cellars, connecting the entranceway to the infinite.
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Mr. Jago was a spirits maven for more than a half-century, reinvigorating old drinks, devising new ones and, in his final years, hunting down casks of forgotten yet still exquisite whiskey in cellars and warehouses in Scotland and other countries to sell in expensive limited editions.
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Mr. Rydstedt makes the cellars at UrbanGlass, the nonprofit studio in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, in collaboration with Brooklyn Metal Works in Prospect Heights: UrbanGlass Pinch, $95 for copper or brass, $106 for stainless steel, 647 Fulton Street (Rockwell Place), Fort Greene, Brooklyn, 718-625-3685, urbanglass.org.
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GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK 5 miles Orchard Canyon on Oak Creek arizona Oak Creek prescott national forest 40 arizona Black Canyon City Brins Mesa Trail 10 Phoenix Sedona Verde Valley Yuma Willcox Tucson Sonoita 403A 100 mileS Burning Tree Cellars, Pillsbury Wine, Merkin Cottonwood 179 woodchute mtn.
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With the jewel in its crown now revamped, masterminded by the interior designer Yves de Marseille and the landscape gardener Peter Wirtz, Moët plans to host up to 22018,21 people a year in its three grand salons, a warren of wine cellars and 20183 large bedroom suites.
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Other good examples: Trollinger from Andi Knauss or Jochen Beurer from southwestern Germany; Soif from Wind Gap and Love from Broc Cellars in California; any number of wines from the Loire Valley, though I hesitate to identify specific examples because they are often produced in small quantity.
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A number of features that were once considered standard in the city's residential buildings are declining in size and importance, or being phased out altogether, in favor of luxuries like private laundry facilities — or wine cellars or tween rooms — in an effort by developers to attract and retain residents.
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In third place was another tie, this one between Greensward, a silky, intense Vacherin-style cheese made by the Cellars at Jasper Hill and cave-finished by Murray's Cheese in New York, and Jeff's Select Gouda, a well-made classic from the Caves of Faribault in Faribault, Minn.
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I am referring to the custodians of some of the greatest vineyards and cellars in the world, people like Aubert de Villaine of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti in Burgundy or Maria Teresa Mascarello of Bartolo Mascarello, whose voices are rarely heard except by the most privileged of visitors.
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Others seek wine cellars, like a client keen on storing a $25,000 collection of about 200 bottles that is currently stacked high in a bedroom, said Mr. Bond, who took this buyer to One Hundred Barclay TriBeCa, a condo in Lower Manhattan that offers a climate-controlled storage area.
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Available in Virginia at Balducci's (Alexandria, McLean, Reston), Chain Bridge Cellars in McLean, Crystal City Wine Shop in Arlington, Libbie Market and Once Upon a Vine (both locations) in Richmond, Planet Wine & Gourmet in Alexandria, Unwined (Alexandria, Belleview), Wine Cabinet in Reston, the Wine Outlet (Great Falls, McLean, Vienna).
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Beyond these producers, look for California rieslings from Smith-Madrone, Stony Hill, Navarro and Trefethen; Finger Lakes dry rieslings from Hermann J. Wiemer, Dr. Konstantin Frank, Forge Cellars, N. Kendall, Red Tail Ridge, Red Newt, Eminence Road Farm and Bloomer Creek; and Oregon rieslings from Brooks, Trisaetum, Lemelson and Love & Squalor.
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Available in Virginia at Chain Bridge Cellars in McLean, Crystal City Wine Shop and the Italian Store (Lyon Village, Westover) in Arlington, Department of Beer and Wine and Grape + Bean in Alexandria, Ellwood Thompson's Natural Market in Richmond, In Vino Veritas in Keswick, Oakton Wine Shop in Oakton, Vino Market in Midlothian.
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"The impact of this year's poor harvest will be less negative than if we had not put quality reserves in place in the early '90s," Thierry Gasco, cellar master at Pommery, said during a tour of a section of his 18 km of cellars, carved out of the chalky soil of Reims.
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The essence of the winemaking process in Tokaj lies in a traditional oxidative technology — the wine matures in oak barrels with small holes on top to allow oxygen to enter — and the dark mold growing on the walls of the cellars, dressing the bottles and oak barrels in what looks like black fur.
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Imported and distributed by Elite: Available in the District at Ace Beverage, Chevy Chase Wine & Spirits, Dixie Liquor, Eye Street Cellars, Lion's Fine Wine & Spirits, Mac Market, MacArthur Beverages, Mimi's Convenience Mart, Paul's of Chevy Chase, Rodman's, S&S Liquors, Streets Market (M Street NE, Massachusetts Avenue), Whole Foods Market (Foggy Bottom), Yes!
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" Of the institution for the disabled where he works, which smells like an old school that he once described as a "social democratic fortress": "I recognized the smell … a mixture of green soap and a faint odor reminiscent of cellars and sewage, something dark and damp and subterranean in all the assiduously maintained hygiene.
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From blues bars to Midwest-vibes watering holes to low-ceilinged cellars with top-notch jukeboxes, here are the best places to get divey in DC. Don't forget to check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Washington, DC for the best places to eat on a budget, grab a coffee, or feel fancy, too.
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The Syrian government and its allies took control of eastern Ghouta two months ago after imposing what the commission's report described as "the longest siege in modern history," displacing more than 140,000 people from their homes and unleashing bombardments that destroyed hospitals, markets and schools, and forced residents to live in cellars and basements.
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Dunn has been involved in an obsessive quest to document the tiny inhabitants of indoor environments, a project that involves teams of professional and amateur bug-watchers to take samples not only from showerheads but from door frames, refrigerators, hot water heaters, cellars, toilets, pillowcases, all sorts of surfaces from the places we call home.
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Among the more noteworthy of his peers I might include Dirty & Rowdy Family Winery, which makes wines from grapes less esteemed in California, like chenin blanc, mourvèdre and sémillon; and Broc Cellars, whose proprietor, Chris Brockway, crisscrosses California wine country looking for grapes that can veer from the familiar, zinfandel, to the wildly obscure, counoise.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads REIMS, France — Although The Spirit of the Underground could just as well be the title of a '90s techno-house compilation, in Reims it is the name of the 14th edition of Experience Pommery — an annual contemporary art show mounted in and around the wine cellars of Domaine Vranken Pommery.
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When the owner, Michael Lynne, former chief executive of New Line Cinemas, passed away in March, he had already asked Gary DePersia, of the Corcoran Group in the Hamptons, to quietly gauge interest in his three vineyard sites — Bedell Cellars, Wells Road in Cutchogue and Corey Creek in Southold — which are now offered as a package.
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In short, ask (or Google) around and you&aposll quickly deduce that 2006 and 2008 are considered the best available vintages of late (though we can start to look for 2012 and 2013), and you can shop them while supplies last or pay extortionate prices to pry them from the cellars of collectors and the likes.
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Available in Maryland at the Bottle Shop in Potomac, Bradley Food & Beverage and Georgetown Square Wine and Beer in Bethesda, Downtown Crown Wine and Beer in Gaithersburg, Dunkirk Wine & Spirits in Dunkirk, Grosvenor Market in Rockville, Knowles Station Wine & Co. in Kensington, Old Farm Liquors in Frederick, Petite Cellars and Wine Bin in Ellicott City, Wine Source in Baltimore.
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Napa wineries in particular go the extra mile when it comes to making caves desirable destinations for guided walks and tastings: Dotto modeled one of its wine caves after a Venetian palace; Stag&aposs Leap Wine Cellars is home to one of only 50 Foucault pendulums in the world; and Jarvis Estate&aposs cave features an underground waterfall.
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Though it may be small, Saint-Chinian has everything you need for daily life — local produce shops, restaurants, bars, doctor's office, dentist, pharmacy, a health shop, wine cellars — yet it is still a small, charming little town, barely more than a village, typical of the region and packed with history and lots to see and do.
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