HeyJaredJeff Burkhart
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Sips of the season: 4 great red wines for fall (opens the original)
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We’re right on the September-October cusp, and if we listened to the marketing people, we’d be talking about Negroni Week (Sept. 21 to 27) or Oktoberfest (Sept. 19 to Oct. 4) in this space. Or maybe even International Canned Cocktail Day (Sept. 10) or perhaps National Brandied Fruit Day (Oct. 20). And yes, those last two are both real things, as real as the first two, or as real as it gets in the world of alcoholic beverages. But when the weather begins to switch from summer to fall, the most la
3 cocktails inspired by history (opens the original)
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Studying history can certainly make one thirsty, and so to help, I’ve dutifully assembled three modern cocktails, because, like it’s said, “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme.” Jeff Burkhart is the author of “Twenty Years Behind Bars: The Spirited Adventures of a Real Bartender, Vol. I and II,” the host of the Barfly Podcast on iTunes (as seen in the NY Times) and an award-winning bartender at a local restaurant. Follow him at jeffburkhart.net and contact him at jeffbarflyIJ@outloo
Jeff Burkhart: Not all problems can be solved (opens the original)
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Was it hot or was it cold? It’s all relative. One person’s sweet is another person’s sour. Throw in some odd weather patterns and one doesn’t know what to think. In Northern California, they always say to “dress in layers.” And “they” are always right — or mostly. “We would like a couple of sauvignon blancs,” said the couple sitting at the bar together at the latest hour, both in different layers. Our latest hour isn’t the latest hour possible for a bar, or even the latest hour for a local resta
Skip the crowds: 3 great wineries to visit now in the North Bay (opens the original)
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There’s a saying that one person’s floor is another person’s ceiling, and in the greater scheme of things, that saying is not about architecture but about finance and opportunity. For those of us who live in between the tourist meccas of San Francisco and the Napa Valley, it also means boon or bust. And even though Labor Day weekend is the traditional end of the summer tourist season, there really hasn’t been much of a tourist season to end. I’m not going to go into the “what” or the “why,” but
Skip the crowds: 3 great wineries to visit now (opens the original)
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There’s a saying that one person’s floor is another person’s ceiling, and in the greater scheme of things, that saying is not about architecture but about finance and opportunity. For those of us who live in between the tourist meccas of San Francisco and the Napa Valley, it also means boon or bust. And even though Labor Day weekend is the traditional end of the summer tourist season, there really hasn’t been much of a tourist season to end. I’m not going to go into the “what” or the “why,” but
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