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Vineyard and Wine Reviews by I AM Modern Magazine
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| The Firecracker |
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| Written by Cabo Wabo Tequila | |
| Saturday, 04 September 2010 21:21 | |
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2 oz Cabo Wabo Blanco |
3 dashes of Hot Sauce | Traditional Mexican Ponche (Punch) (Serves 8) |
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| Written by Cabo Wabo Tequila | |
| Saturday, 04 September 2010 21:18 | |
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In a large pot, place the fruit, sugar, cinnamon, and 8 cups of water. Bring to a boil and lower heat and simmer for 1 hour. Serve hot in a glass mug that has a shot of tequila in it.
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2 Golden Delicious apples, peeled, cored, and cut in 1/8ths | El Bicentenario |
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| Written by Cabo Wabo Tequila | |
| Saturday, 04 September 2010 21:12 | |
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1/2 oz Cabo Wabo Reposado| The Longevity Factor |
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| Written by Joseph Maroon, April, 2010 | |
| Sunday, 25 April 2010 19:07 | |
 Life can be demanding. Balancing work, family and a social life can demand more energy than busy moms have. Fatigue can make it difficult to get through a stressful day, but some women have found that they can cope better through a change in lifestyle and diet. The latest research shows that certain foods and food supplements containing concentrated plant polyphenols may activate ‘longevity or survival genes,’ which can increase energy and endurance, allowing us to get through demanding days with ease. Resveratrol, found in red wine and grapes, is the most powerful of these gene-activating polyphenols. A natural, plant-based supplement, resveratrol has been shown in scientific studies to actually increase stamina and energy, slow the aging process and prolong life. |
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| Read more: The Longevity Factor |
| What Wine Tasting |
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| Written by BY MICHELLE MAY, M.D. | |
| Thursday, 28 January 2010 01:00 | |
 On a recent trip Down Under to visit my husband’s family, we experienced the powerful connection between wine tasting and mindful eating.New Zealand and Australia are known for their outstanding "new world" wines. Although we weren't in the heart of wine region in either country, we managed to find some interesting tasting rooms. One was housed in an old mortuary. I know; that should have been our first clue. They served old (and I don't mean aged) wine in little plastic communion-style cups. The wines had creepy names that bore no relation to the grapes that gave their life for us. |
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| Read more: What Wine Tasting |
| Local Wineries in Virginia |
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| Written by Dylan Cavalheri-Gaiteri | |
| Sunday, 24 January 2010 00:12 | |
 If I asked you to name an award winning wine region would the first thought be somewhere in Australia, France, or Italy? Closer still, you might think of Napa Valley in California. But if Virginia doesn’t come to mind, you are probably missing out on some great local wineries that are worthy of your visit. In addition to the wines, you will be treated to some breathtaking views, good food, good company and fun events. Virginia boasts an astounding array of quality vineyards and wineries. |
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