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Bad year for wine-making monks as Israeli wall keeps workers from vineyard
FOR 120 years, generations of Christian monks have peacefully cultivated the land surrounding the Cremisan monastery in the hills above Bethlehem – hewing terraces out of the rocky slopes to create Palestine's only vineyard. The monks have combined traditional Italian methods of wine-making with organic viticulture fitting the harsh conditions of the Holy Land, to create distinctive red and white wines ... (09/06) MoreYou may also like
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The Simple Dollar | 30/06/08 
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Antoinette and Francois Pope: Do You Know Them?
Epicurious | 30/06/08
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Chocolate digestive takes the biscuit in hunt for best treat of all time
The Scotsman | 16/06/08
IT WAS developed 150 years ago by a Scot and marketed to the Victorians as a health food. Now a survey has named the McVities chocolate digestive the nation's ... More
Beer and wine at Lunch 2.0
Seattle Post Intelligencer | 16/06/08
Sometimes entrepreneurs just need a stiff drink. Good thing they have events like Lunch 2.0 and the nPost pub crawl, both of which took place this evening.
The ... More
The best edible flowers
Lower Hudson Journal | 09/06/08
Herbalist Billi Parus rarely uses salt in any food she fixes. Instead, she uses herbs.
This year, the Herb Society of America names an edible flower ... More
Achatz takes top chef award at food 'Oscars'
AFP | 09/06/08
A Chicago chef known for his ethereal cooking — as well as the tongue cancer that nearly ended his life — was named the nation's top chef Sunday by the ... More
The ultimate kitchen upgrade
CNN | 09/06/08
Magnetic induction may just be the best technology to hit the kitchen since the microwave oven. In the past few years this style of cooktop, which turns ... More
Death by chocolate
Spiegel | 26/05/08
An Austrian innkeeper has been sentenced to 20 years prison for attempting to murder his local mayor with a chocolate candy laced with poison.
Helmut ... More
Bargain hunters turn to Web for cooking ideas
Delawareonline.com | 26/05/08
Here's an upside to soaring food prices: big gains for certain Web sites.
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At www.allrecipes.com, traffic to low-budget and quick-and-easy ... More
Old recipes influence modern cuisine
Newsleader | 26/05/08
Hundreds of years of cooking have left the bricks and wooden beams above the hearth at the Frontier Culture Museum's English farmhouse blackened with ... More
Made in China...wine that may soon rival the best of Bordeaux
The Scotsman | 26/05/08
BORDEAUX, Burgundy... Xinjiang. The world's wine map may have to be significantly re-drawn with figures showing more than a glass is being raised to China.
Such ... More
Cooking videos online: Recipes like Mom used to teach
Los Angeles Times | 18/05/08
TWENTY-FIVE years out of restaurant school, I should know how to cut up a mango. But it wasn't until I was noodling around online recently that I finally ... More
Rising food prices: why it's time to love leftovers
Telegraph | 12/05/08
Rising food prices, environmental anxiety and now the shocking statistics about Britain's domestic food waste - £10 billion a year and rising - ... More
Ramsay's excellent %#!*ing life
News.com.au | 30/06/08
Uh-oh. This is not a good start. Gordon Ramsay has had a late night. He plonks himself down on a couch, runs a hand through that swirl of blond hair, rubs ... More
Trainer cooks up better workout for gluttonous chef
The Globe and Mail | 16/06/08
Bob Blumer is all but condemned to keep fit as star of the culinary reality show Glutton for Punishment. "It's very physical," says the celebrity chef, ... More
Beer and wine at Lunch 2.0
Seattle Post Intelligencer | 16/06/08
Sometimes entrepreneurs just need a stiff drink. Good thing they have events like Lunch 2.0 and the nPost pub crawl, both of which took place this evening.
The ... More
China to probe reports on tiger bone wine
The Times Of India | 16/06/08
Chinese authorities has ordered a probe into reported sale of tiger bone wine in Beijing and northern China and vowed to punish anyone trading in endangered ... More
Right up Ramsay's street
The Sydney Morning Herald | 09/06/08
WHEN Gordon Ramsay was in Sydney 18 months ago it was mainly English women who gave him a second glance at Establishment, Opera Bar and Hugo's.
Thanks ... More
Tasting the luscious charm of wine is an art
India Times | 09/06/08
There are a couple of wine clubs, but with only a couple of hundred enlightened members! So where does that leave the rest of us who want to know more ... More
Made in China...wine that may soon rival the best of Bordeaux
The Scotsman | 26/05/08
BORDEAUX, Burgundy... Xinjiang. The world's wine map may have to be significantly re-drawn with figures showing more than a glass is being raised to China.
Such ... More
Sportsmen win coveted wine awards
Sommelier India | 26/05/08
The French former footballer David Ginola has won a coveted silver award for his Coste Brulade rosé at the International Wine Challenge, the world ... More
'Put down that wine and cheese and surrender'
The Globe and Mail | 26/05/08
Police on Long Island have stoked the ire of the wine-and-cheese set after arresting the owner of an East Hampton, N.Y., art gallery for flouting state ... More
Study Proves Music Can Enhance Wine Tasting
Exclaim.ca | 19/05/08
Whether you're at a show or at home on the 'phones, music and alcohol often go hand in hand. But little did we know that certain types of tunes can ... More
Robert Mondavi
Telegraph | 19/05/08
Robert Mondavi, who died on Friday aged 94, played a leading part in the widespread growth in admiration for American wines, especially for the wines of ... More
Grape wall of China
The Independent | 12/05/08
Last month, a Beijing-based billionaire splashed out £250,000 on 27 bottles of wine – a far cry from what the man and woman in the street spends ... More
Wine aficionados get scammed in 'The Billionaire's Vinegar'
New York Daily News | 12/05/08
Perhaps the best analysis of “The Billionaire's Vinegar” comes from one of Will Smith's partners in optioning the film rights. As he said: “For me, the ... More
Screw tops on French wine? No way!
Xinhuanet | 28/04/08 
Looking to battle back against New World winemakers that have lured wine lovers and gained market share with hip marketing campaigns, quality assurances ... Read
A friend for all seasons
The Age | 30/06/08
RICOTTA was not part of my early cooking. I grew up in a cream cheese sort of household. Not packaged � the real stuff. White, in an irregular shape, ... More
Source it
The Guardian | 30/06/08
Black sesame seeds are a darker, nuttier relative of the creamy-white seeds that decorate burger buns. They are often used in Chinese and Japanese cooking, ... More
Rising food prices: why it's time to love leftovers
Telegraph | 12/05/08
Rising food prices, environmental anxiety and now the shocking statistics about Britain's domestic food waste - £10 billion a year and rising - ... More
Chop Wood, Carry Water: Colonial cooking takes strength of arms and stomach
Pittsburgh Post Gazette | 21/04/08
Somewhere in heaven, a woman in a homespun linen dress is laughing under her white cotton cap -- and not because a fellow angel told a good joke. Rather, ... Read
Ramsay's excellent %#!*ing life
News.com.au | 30/06/08
Uh-oh. This is not a good start. Gordon Ramsay has had a late night. He plonks himself down on a couch, runs a hand through that swirl of blond hair, rubs ... More
Trainer cooks up better workout for gluttonous chef
The Globe and Mail | 16/06/08
Bob Blumer is all but condemned to keep fit as star of the culinary reality show Glutton for Punishment. "It's very physical," says the celebrity chef, ... More
Beer and wine at Lunch 2.0
Seattle Post Intelligencer | 16/06/08
Sometimes entrepreneurs just need a stiff drink. Good thing they have events like Lunch 2.0 and the nPost pub crawl, both of which took place this evening.
The ... More
China to probe reports on tiger bone wine
The Times Of India | 16/06/08
Chinese authorities has ordered a probe into reported sale of tiger bone wine in Beijing and northern China and vowed to punish anyone trading in endangered ... More
Right up Ramsay's street
The Sydney Morning Herald | 09/06/08
WHEN Gordon Ramsay was in Sydney 18 months ago it was mainly English women who gave him a second glance at Establishment, Opera Bar and Hugo's.
Thanks ... More
Tasting the luscious charm of wine is an art
India Times | 09/06/08
There are a couple of wine clubs, but with only a couple of hundred enlightened members! So where does that leave the rest of us who want to know more ... More
Made in China...wine that may soon rival the best of Bordeaux
The Scotsman | 26/05/08
BORDEAUX, Burgundy... Xinjiang. The world's wine map may have to be significantly re-drawn with figures showing more than a glass is being raised to China.
Such ... More
Sportsmen win coveted wine awards
Sommelier India | 26/05/08
The French former footballer David Ginola has won a coveted silver award for his Coste Brulade rosé at the International Wine Challenge, the world ... More
'Put down that wine and cheese and surrender'
The Globe and Mail | 26/05/08
Police on Long Island have stoked the ire of the wine-and-cheese set after arresting the owner of an East Hampton, N.Y., art gallery for flouting state ... More
Study Proves Music Can Enhance Wine Tasting
Exclaim.ca | 19/05/08
Whether you're at a show or at home on the 'phones, music and alcohol often go hand in hand. But little did we know that certain types of tunes can ... More
Robert Mondavi
Telegraph | 19/05/08
Robert Mondavi, who died on Friday aged 94, played a leading part in the widespread growth in admiration for American wines, especially for the wines of ... More
Grape wall of China
The Independent | 12/05/08
Last month, a Beijing-based billionaire splashed out £250,000 on 27 bottles of wine – a far cry from what the man and woman in the street spends ... More
Wine aficionados get scammed in 'The Billionaire's Vinegar'
New York Daily News | 12/05/08
Perhaps the best analysis of “The Billionaire's Vinegar” comes from one of Will Smith's partners in optioning the film rights. As he said: “For me, the ... More
Screw tops on French wine? No way!
Xinhuanet | 28/04/08
Looking to battle back against New World winemakers that have lured wine lovers and gained market share with hip marketing campaigns, quality assurances ... Read