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What To Drink Now: Toasting Italians

Posted on 08/21/2019 by

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Portions of this story appeared in West Hawaii Today, August 20, 2019 Italian wines are diverse, unique, and intriguing. Throughout the country, Italians cultivate little known and international varieties to pair with regional cuisines, each telling a distinct story of the land. From still…

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What To Drink Now: Elegant Italian Sparklers

Posted on 07/15/2019 by

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Over 300 grape varieties are used to actively produce wines in Italy, with another 300 or 400 grown throughout the country making small production, regional wines for towns and villages, enjoyed by locals and visitors. Thankfully, many of these beauties are imported into the…

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We’re Toasting: Raise a Glass To Thanksgiving

Posted on 11/18/2018 by

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I am thankful every day for the gifts I have. I live in calm tranquility on this beautiful Island of Hawaii, even when the volcano was erupting and the hurricanes were heading our way. I have the love of a kind, generous man who…

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