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A Taste of Paris in Maritime Quebec

December 7, 2013December 7, 2013 Jim2 Comments on A Taste of Paris in Maritime Quebec

Despite going to college an hour from Montreal – and frequent visits during that time – I’d never been to […]

Food and Wine, travel canada, montreal, quebec, travel

Amazing Italy In the Off-Season

November 26, 2012November 26, 2012 Jim3 Comments on Amazing Italy In the Off-Season

Want to see the world but miss the crowds? Consider off-season travel. I’ve always been a big fan, but after […]

Food and Wine, travel florence, italy, lucca, off season, offseason, pisa, tower, travel, tuscany, uffizi

Wine Gear: Best Way to Preserve Wine–Two Gizmos Better Than One!

September 10, 2011 JimLeave a Comment on Wine Gear: Best Way to Preserve Wine–Two Gizmos Better Than One!

Hello, and welcome to the first of a new series of columns from me called Wine Gear. In this space […]

Food and Wine, Technology Reviews argon, gas, later, preserve, private preserve, save, wine, wine shield

Wine Gear: Two Automatic Openers Compared

September 10, 2011 JimLeave a Comment on Wine Gear: Two Automatic Openers Compared

When it comes to wine gear, there are probably more variants of wine bottle openers than any other product on […]

Food and Wine, Technology Reviews automatic, best, cork, corkscrew, hands on, opener, openers, wine, worst

Good Meat Hunting in Boston

September 10, 2011 JimLeave a Comment on Good Meat Hunting in Boston

When I lived in Boston in the mid-nineties, it was hardly a food town. You had bars, restaurants posing as […]

Food and Wine best, boston, coppa, eats. restaurants, food, ham, meat, oysters, review, south, summer shack, top, wine

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