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Gourmet Deli for Wine Lovers and Foodies – Newsletter is Great Online Resource
International food and drink resource.
Darrell Corti operates an Italian Deli in Sacramento and writes the most erudite deli newsletter in US for gourmets. In May I wrote the following review of his quarterly newsletter:
The newsletter is an extremely erudite compendium on the background behind many of the unusual items produced for Corti Brothers, and on how to use them. Lemongrass – ginger sauce; herbed salt from Sicily; a thin-skinned cannelloni bean grown in Pescadero; Sherry vinegar from Spain; Persian cookies; where to dine in Tokyo; a creamed honey ~ these are just a smattering of the topics in the latest newsletter alone. It is about the only piece of promotional mail that I always look forward to reading.
I just discovered the online archive of his newsletters so I thought I would share that link with my readers.
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Bruce Cass
Internationally recognized for his expertise on small-volume California wine producers, Bruce has earned accolades for his work as a wine educator, editor, freelance wine writer and wine judge. He has traveled extensively doing winery research in Europe, the Pacific Northwest, New Zealand, Chile and Argentina.
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Roussanne ~ My Quaker Moment in the Rhône
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Dhonig: Palate Press is not Canadian based. It is headquar...
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Tim Teichgraeber: Great article, Bruce. I agree with a lot of what y...
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Bruce Cass: I did not try the Abacela, although I did h...
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Betty: Great article! I had no idea that Albarino has onl...
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Mcveighranch: I would love to know what you thought of the Orego...
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