Better late than never: the best late-harvest dessert wines from here and abroad

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Late-harvest wines originated from Hungary where grapes afflicted with a fungus known as botrytis cinerea or noble rot were discovered and made into a sweet, elegant elixir with hints of flowers, apricots and spice. The best late-harvest wines come from Hungary, Germany, France, Italy and the US.

Wine and wine making, Wine making, Origin

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Back to blended Scotch

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Blended Scotch whiskey was first produced in 1853 and today more than 95% of of all Scotch whiskey sold it blended. It is preferred by most people because of its smooth and mellow taste. Each blend varies from each other depending on how the master blender mixes the whiskies.

Whiskey, Varieties

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The best seat in the house

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Many restaurants are now serving food in a relaxed manner at the bar, with the advantage of not having to book and being able to dine at a late hour.

Management, Canoe, Eleven Madison Park, Moose's, Old Ebbitt Grill, One Sixtyblue

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