HeyJaredHelena Nicklin
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Best wines to impress guests - and £9.50 tipple that'll be a big trend (opens the original)
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Ever noticed how the delicious local wine you drank at the beach on holiday suddenly tastes thin and acidic in your suburban kitchen? Or how about that ‘wonderfully quirky’ bottle of bitter liqueur that just tastes weird now you’re back at work? If you haven’t heard of the ‘context effect’, you’ve probably experienced it – and it’s why things taste better on holiday. According to Professor Charles Spence – an Oxford University gastrophysicist who studies how the brain combines sight, sound, touc
Forget fake tans, the county is now a wine mecca: HELENA NICKLIN (opens the original)
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Essex and fine wine are not usually words you’ll see together in a sentence. But as a female wine professional who grew up in Essex during the 80s and 90s, my formative years punctuated by misogynistic jokes about girls from my part of the world, nothing’s more pleasing than being able to say this much-maligned county is currently the most exciting region for fine wine on the planet. The only way is Essex. Fact. It’s no secret that England is a serious player in the wine industry nowadays, thank
The wine dupes that taste just like the originals: HELENA NICKLIN (opens the original)
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Even as a wine critic, nothing makes me happier than saving a few quid on a bottle of wine. It’s not hard to see why. The never-ending cost-of-living crisis, combined with steep rises in the price of alcohol thanks to hefty duty, tax and VAT on top of spiralling transport costs, packaging and rubbish exchange rates, has changed the way we shop for wine for good. Wine dupes are the ultimate feel-good booze bargain: a tipple that looks and tastes just as delicious – sometimes more so – than its pr
How to lose weight WITHOUT giving up alcohol (opens the original)
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Most of us, especially women in midlife, know all too well that booze affects us more than it used to. There’s the sleepless nights, palpitations, seriously reduced tolerance and crippling ‘hangxiety’; that painful brand of morning-after dread. What’s talked about far less however, is another side effect quietly working against us as we age: the calorie count of booze. How many of us have carefully planned a meal or a big night out around healthier eating only to conveniently forget the calories
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