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Seek out these neighborhood bars in the City of Brotherly Love
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Whether you’re outside building snowmen or relaxing with friends by a fire, the
beers on this list are guaranteed to make your season merry and bright.
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Sherry-focused Oloroso shows off chef Philadelphia chef Tod Wentz’s range and
attention to detail.
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A great dinner for two-for around $100.
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Once overlooked in the craft beer world, pilsners are finally getting their day
in the sun.
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From Yards Brewing Company to Postmark Brewing stouts, we’ve found something
your inner leprechaun will love.
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The best restaurants to eat pierogies, goulash, “city chicken” and more.
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Invited to a friend or family member’s home for Thanksgiving? These bottles
check all those boxes. Whether you’re looking for a modestly priced wine for a
friend’s shindig, or an eyebrow-raiser to impress your in-laws, you’ll find what
you’re looking for on this list.
over 5 years ago
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From imperial stouts to lagers, here are some of the best barrel-aged brews out there.
over 5 years ago
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Try these Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon Blanc, and
sparkling wines
about 5 years ago
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A steady flow ofcoffee—from cappuccinos to Dunkin’ Donuts iced—anda “water
buddy” help this Philadelphia-based sommelier hydrate amidst allthe sherry ...
almost 5 years ago
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Long story short, all Champagne is sparkling wine, but not all sparkling wine is
Champagne. Champagne is a winemaking region in northern France. All sparkling
wines made in Champagne are governed by strict regulations; only certain grapes
and production processes are allowed.
over 3 years ago
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Hand-drawn, minimal, splashy, brooding, whimsical, pagan, and Instagram-ready.
Wine labels today are more varied—and important—than ever before.
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