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On April 21, I traveled to College Park, Md., to learn about this competition. The modern form of this activity is played nationwide at ACF and NAQT tournaments. Slate contributor Ken Jennings credits this pastime with helping him prepare for his record Jeopardy! run. In this contest, two teams attempt to answer questions structured like this paragraph. For 10 points, name this academically rigorous challenge that is played using buzzers.
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…strawberry along with a cherry soda component. Cherry and peach juice fruit in the mouth, with no tannin, a soft texture with a faint prickle of CO2, and a fruit-juicy clean finish. More like a soft drink or fruit smoothie than a wine. Not that it's unpleasant, but WTF? C- . Was under $ 10 at Whole Foods in Clarendon. Imported by Potomac Selections, Landover, MD.
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Jacquelyn ( Jacque) P. Hogge, MD received her MD from the University of Virginia in 1990. She is currently Director of Breast Imaging for CJW Medical Center and partner Radiology Associates of Richmond. "Top Doc" in Breast Imaging 2010. Passed first level of Sommeliers Exam administered by the Court of Master Sommeliers in 2006.
Geoffrey ( Jeff) G. Cooper, MD, FACS is a native of Washington, DC, Jeff grew up in Bethesda, received his …
…Maryland Wine Week , running June 8-17. During this week several Maryland restaurants and wine shops will "celebrate local wine and produce by hosting a range of events themed around Maryland wine, including wine maker dinners, tastings, wine flights, and more!"
Never tried a Maryland wine? Don't know much about the industry? Then check out a few videos featuring Maryland wineries ( Black Ankle Vineyards , Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard , …
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On Allowing Wine To Be Sold in Maryland Grocery Stores: A Perspective
A "kerfuffle" over a proposal for wine sales in groceries in Maryland exposes the various interests in play when reasonable consumer access laws are considered. Click to read more...
Wine Prices Remain Relatively Low Because of Sluggish Economy
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Vallonné Vineyards is an Indian boutique winery producing French-style wines in the Nashik Valley, using the finest wine-making techniques and state-of-the-art technology, writes Suneeta Sodhi Kanga. Co founders Shailendra Pai, MD and CEO and Prashant Thanawala, who oversees Production and Business Development, hosted a special dinner for their French winemaker Marie Barbé with a select few guests at Bungalow 9, Bandra, Mumbai, recently.
This is another tasting of older eastcoast wine. One in a series.
So, while I'm on a Philip Wagner rant, I dedcided to open a really old bottle of Boordy White Riesling 2002. Boordy Vineyards is one of the oldest wineries in Maryland, and was originated by the great winemaker and wine writer Philip Wagner. It has been own by the Deford family since 1985. I bought the wine back when I was writing my book, which I pubbed in 2005. I bought this at the 2003 Maryland WIne fest in September of that year.
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…to a warmed serving platter. Warm the almonds in a dry pan and scatter over the lamb and fruit. — MD
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2006 Ridge Vineyards Old School
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