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re: Whisky Wise Guy

Guy Incognito — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 23:16:21 GMT

great stuff!!

re: Great Scotch

Rachel — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 08:30:28 GMT

Sexy bartender. Looks like he knows his stuff.

re: An Appalachian Appellation

hgeorge — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:48:23 GMT

OK, I have heard of it, and NOW I MUST HAVE SOME (there is a dry muscadine too: that I never heard of!).

But what's the diffeernce between muscadine and muscadate, (beyond the obvious fact each is a grape variety)?

re: An Appalachian Appellation

Erica — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 17:36:33 GMT

Great article! Very cleverly written. I'm not very into wine myself, but having read this article, I now want to track down a bottle of Muscadine Wine to see what all the fuss is about. Always good news to learn of quality American products to support.

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re: Bittersweet Symphony

The Boston Shaker — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 21:03:36 GMT

Thanks for writing about cocktail bitters and the mention!

Just wanted to add that if folks want to se all the variety of bitters mentioned in this story in one place (plus a few more varieties not called out) come on out to The Boston Shaker @ Grand and check 'em out.

Also free to contact me directly via www.thebostonshaker.com for more information. Cheers!

re: Northern Exposure

Duffy — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 15:45:38 GMT

Also right down the street is Massimo's Restaurant near City Hall. Atmosphere is fine, but the food is out-of-sight Italian with home made desserts to finish the evening. Max the owner will make the rounds while you dine so you know it's genuinely great food!

re: Northern Exposure

Dining in Malden — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 17:21:50 GMT

I've been living in downtown Malden for three years, and it's been great to see the positive changes. In addition to the places noted in the article, don't overlook Tivoli's Bistro at 121 Exchange Street. This intimate little gem has been around for several years and is a great spot for a romantic dinner. A relative newcomer is John Brewer's Tavern at 7 Highland Avenue. Located outside of Malden Square, it is a great alternative to Hugh O'Neill's. There's also a great mix of smaller enthic restaurants throughout the city. Diversity is the spice of life.

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