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    California farmers struggle to sell grapes as wine demand drops●California farmers are struggling to sell grapes as demand for wine dropsYhnBusinessEconomy3889 min ago

    California grape growers are struggling to find buyers as demand for wine continues to fall, leaving many farmers with unsold crops and mounting financial pressure. The slump reflects broader changes in American drinking habits, with younger consumers drinking less wine and growers considering pulling out vines or switching crops.

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    Woman destroys $2.7 million worth of wine after being fired●This woman destroyed $2.7 million worth of wine after she got fired𝕏xES3771 h ago

    A woman reportedly destroyed $2.7 million worth of wine after being fired from her job, according to a story circulating widely on social media. The incident has drawn a mix of reactions, with some users calling it a dramatic act of workplace revenge and others questioning the legal and financial consequences she could now face.

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    Photographer returns from California's Lost Coast●I'm back now, in a house by this, with my wine and my snack...and you know what? If money were no object, I'd never leavMmastodonCultureArt52 h ago

    A photographer has returned home after visiting California's Lost Coast, sharing a black sand beach scene titled "Black Sand, Kiss Me Home". They describe sitting with wine and a snack, saying that if money were no object they would never permanently leave the area. The rugged, remote stretch of coastline is prized for its dramatic, undeveloped scenery.

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    Home cooks compare Coq au Riesling recipe variations●Reading recipe variations for Coq au Riesling 🐓🇫🇷 Hungry, hungry 😋 # food # cookingMmastodonLifeFood131 h ago

    A cook browsing different versions of Coq au Riesling, the Alsatian braised chicken dish made with Riesling wine, is sharing their appetite for the French classic. The dish typically pairs chicken with white wine, mushrooms, and onions, and regional recipes vary in ingredients and technique.

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    27 New October Recipes for Cooler Weather Cooking▼27 New Recipes for October to Cook as Soon as the Temperature Drops✉newsLifeFood1 h ago

    Food & Wine has published a roundup of 27 new recipes for October, aimed at home cooks looking to transition to autumn fare as temperatures fall. The collection suggests hearty, seasonal dishes suited to cooler weather. Food media outlets typically see heightened interest in cozy recipe roundups at the start of October, when readers shift from summer grilling to comfort cooking.

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    Martin Yan's Kung Pao Chicken Recipe Earns Fresh Praise▼Martin Yan’s Kung Pao Chicken Stands on Business✉newsLifeFood1 h ago

    Martin Yan's Kung Pao Chicken is being celebrated as a recipe that truly holds up, with Food & Wine spotlighting the celebrity chef's take on the classic Sichuan dish. The piece highlights why his version remains a benchmark for home cooks, decades after he became a familiar face of Chinese cooking on television.

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    Tip jar request sparks talk about a Carlton pub near RMIT●got hit up for a tip at the lincoln the other day for anyone who doesn't know this pub's located up the road from rmit iMmastodonBusinessLabor1631 min ago

    A social media user says they were asked for a tip at The Lincoln, a pub near RMIT in Carlton, Melbourne. They describe the venue as formerly a downbeat bar with a low-key, high-quality menu out the back, pouring Guinness on tap alongside quality local wines at reasonable prices. The anecdote is prompting chatter among Melburnians about the pub's character and tipping expectations at Australian bars, where tipping is not customary.

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    Food & Wine has published a roundup of 26 recipe ideas for butternut squash aimed at the fall season. The collection covers ways to cook with the seasonal squash as autumn produce hits menus and home kitchens. It is being read as part of the seasonal wave of fall cooking content.

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    Bordeaux, the French wine capital, is drawing online attention, with French-language content about things to do in the city circulating in France and trending in Belgium and the Netherlands. One eye-catching suggestion asks whether people have ever spent a night in a library, hinting at quirky overnight experiences on offer. Interest in unusual accommodation and city-break ideas in Bordeaux appears to be driving the buzz.

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    Devin Nunes opens wine business in Pismo Beach▼Ex-CEO Devin Nunes opens wine business in Pismo Beach✉newsBusiness6 h ago

    Devin Nunes, the former chief executive of Trump Media & Technology Group and a former US congressman from California, has opened a wine business in Pismo Beach. The venture marks a new chapter for Nunes, who represented the state's Central Coast area in Congress before joining the Trump media company. The business adds to the region's established wine and tourism scene.

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    The Aspen Times' WineInk column is focused this week on Burgundy, the famed French wine region, and its portrayal in cinema. The piece ties together the region's storied vineyards and winemaking culture with its appearance on screen, giving readers a taste of why Burgundy holds such a strong hold on wine lovers and filmmakers alike.

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    Report: Ken Paxton's Travel Cost Texas Taxpayers $1.9 Million▼Ken Paxton’s Lavish Travel Has Reportedly Cost Texas Taxpayers $1.9 Million—Masters, Napa, Europe Among Trips✉newsLifeTravel8 h ago

    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has reportedly charged state taxpayers $1.9 million for travel, according to a new report. Trips cited include the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, wine country visits to Napa, and travel across Europe. The spending is drawing attention as questions grow about how the state's top lawyer used public funds for what critics call lavish personal and political travel.

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    Warm Kale and White Bean Dip Touted as the Season's Crowd-Pleaser●The Warm Kale and White Bean Dip We’re Serving All Season✉newsLifeFood9 h ago

    Food & Wine is highlighting a warm kale and white bean dip as its go-to dish for the season, positioning it as an easy, crowd-pleasing option for gatherings and entertaining. The recipe pairs hearty beans with kale in a baked dip format, an approach that fits the current appetite for vegetable-forward comfort food. Coverage of simple, shareable seasonal dishes like this tends to circulate widely among home cooks.

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    Nigel Slater's Coq au Riesling wins food lovers over●"While it’s cooking, the scent of onion, garlic, mushrooms and wine will waft through your house, teasing your senses anMmastodonLifeFood29 h ago

    A recipe for Nigel Slater's Coq au Riesling is being shared among food enthusiasts, who praise the dish's heady aroma of onion, garlic, mushrooms and wine while it cooks, promising a swoon-worthy first bite. The chicken braised in Riesling is being recommended as a comforting, sensory-rich meal worth making at home.

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    Food & Wine has published a roundup of 11 pumpkin soup recipes aimed at readers settling into colder weather. The collection covers a range of comforting options for the autumn season, as home cooks look for seasonal dishes to make as temperatures drop and sweater weather begins.

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    Napa restaurateur reflects on sustainability in new climate column●The Napa Valley Climate Connection: Engaging the senses: A Napa restaurateur’s reflections on sustainability✉newsEnvironmentClimate11 h ago

    A Napa Valley restaurateur has written a reflective piece for the Napa Valley Register's climate-focused series, examining sustainability in the local restaurant industry through the lens of the senses. The article is part of the paper's ongoing Napa Valley Climate Connection coverage, which highlights how people in the region are responding to environmental challenges in their work and daily lives.

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