Great Fine Wine
Burgundy for kings, champagne for duchesses, claret for gentlemen.
Charity Kipp This is one of my favorite magazines ever After buying every issue in store for over a year, I've finally subscribed. This is one of my favorite magazines ever. I love that they share the qualifications of their experts in each issue. I also love that they take a product, like 100% whole wheat bread, and not only give some of their preferred buys, but tell you what attributes to look for or stay away from if you want to choose your own product. I've learned a lot about whole foods and the nutrients from different foods reading Clean...
W. Dietrich Best of the West I grew up in the Bay Area, went to college and lived for 10 years in the Sonoma area, and now reside in Las Vegas. I can tell you from experience the when Sunset writes about any of the above mentioned places they usually hit it spot on what to do and where to go. I was in SF this last weekend and both where I went for my burrito in the Mission District and when I went to Brite Rite for ice cram had their clipping from Sunset on the wall. I went to these places because I knew they were the...
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Suzanne D. Larsen Sandra Lee Magazine Should have Stayed in Print When the "Sandra Lee" magazine was actually a print magazine, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. When my subscription ran out and I didn't get a renewal notice, I started investigating and found out that now the magazine is available only in a digital version. I hate it. I like having the feel of a print edition in my hands. With the digital version, I had to constantly enlarge it on my Kindle and it made it difficult to read. It didn't hardly seem worth $1.99 to get something digitally...
TheSharkMMV The best publication in its class, but not perfect Of the two major wine magazines, Wine Spectator and Wine Advocate, I have to say that Wine Advocate is my preferred source for finding a truly exceptional wine to enjoy. Wine Advocate is primarily the work of the noted wine critic Robert Parker, who is sometimes accused of being one of the leading "wine snobs" in the industry. Although Parker does use some pretentious lingo and some obscure references in his tasting notes, I find his tasting descriptions generally more accurate than those of...
