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MODERN WINE: Lessons Learned in South America 2012: I'm Going to Have to Take Carmenere Seriously.
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Lessons Learned in South America 2012: I'm Going to Have to Take Carmenere Seriously. Four Revelations: South American Wine in 2012. This is the first entry - three more to come! I guess I’m going to have to take Carmenere seriously. Leyda has something special to offer. 33 Carmenere and Bonarda will probably see strong sales in coming years. Malbec from Argentina just gets better and better as the vineyards climb the andes. Carmenere was brought to Chile in the 19. One of those ...
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Jones Is Hungry: April 2011
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Bonding over a Buckle. Sometimes you meet a person and there's an immediate connection. That's what happened a few weeks back when I partnered with David Lamb, co-host of Daytime Alabama. On a Daytime Kitchen segment. Now for you Seinfeld fans out there, this is not a variation on the " Man Crush. Below is the episode for those Magic City folks who didn't get a chance to catch it this morning on Alabama 13. My friends and family outside the Birmingham market. Follow me on Twitter.
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Jones Is Hungry: 10 Must-Have Sparklers for the Holidays
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Friday, December 16, 2011. 10 Must-Have Sparklers for the Holidays. Every year folks ask for recommendations on great wines suitable for gift-giving or an extra-special occasion. For me, few things are as elegant and celebratory as sparkling wine. That said, it’s important to remember that all Champagne is sparkling wine, but not all sparkling wine is Champagne. Spain’s easy drinking Cava (KAH-vuh) is made in the Champagne method and may just be one of the best values around—it can often be f...Before yo...
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Jones Is Hungry: Roasted Peach Salad
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Friday, February 24, 2012. I've been working with the folks at the Chilean Fresh Fruit Association. For the past couple of months developing recipes for their winter marketing campaign. But, honestly, I was a big fan of Chilean fruit long before I ever began working with them. Back in my Southern Living. Days (from 1999 to 2010), I recommended Chilean fresh peaches and nectarines every winter—the perfectly ripe fruit filled the gap for our favorite Southern summer fruits. Prep: 20 min. Bake: 20 min.
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Jones Is Hungry: November 2011
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011. Roasted Goodness: An Easy (and Healthy) Thanksgiving Side. During my 11 Thanksgiving seasons at Southern Living. Few things perplexed readers more than what to serve alongside their big holiday bird. They were cool with the turkey (unless, of course, it was still frozen solid and guests were just around the corner). And I reckon they had dessert down too. But the subject of side dishes was an altogether different matter. Posted by Scott Jones. Links to this post. Quick backs...
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Jones Is Hungry: June 2011
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Jones Is Thirsty: Vietti "Tre Vigne" Barbera d'Asti. Jones Is Hungry is branching out because Jones Is Thirsty too. So in celebration of my new wine column in Cooking Light. Beginning in the September issue), I thought I'd begin shooting short, one minute (sometimes slightly more than a minute) wine picks highlighting some of the great, value-minded wines I run across during my research. Follow me on Twitter. Posted by Scott Jones. Links to this post. Wednesday, June 22, 2011.
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Jones Is Hungry: Postcard from Chile: How a Winemaker Tastes Grapes
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Monday, April 30, 2012. Postcard from Chile: How a Winemaker Tastes Grapes. The last month has been a whirlwind of good fortune and amazing travel. I spent a couple of weeks in Argentina and Chile with a group of wine professionals as a guest of Winebow. Then, two weeks later, I headed back to Chile for a return visit as a guest of Wines of Chile. Incredible opportunities, to be sure. Looking back, I shot 5,000 images and videos. So much to share. What's this mean in human terms? Shove a handful of grape...
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Jones Is Hungry: Roasted Goodness: An Easy (and Healthy) Thanksgiving Side
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011. Roasted Goodness: An Easy (and Healthy) Thanksgiving Side. During my 11 Thanksgiving seasons at Southern Living. Few things perplexed readers more than what to serve alongside their big holiday bird. They were cool with the turkey (unless, of course, it was still frozen solid and guests were just around the corner). And I reckon they had dessert down too. But the subject of side dishes was an altogether different matter. So when the Food Network. It has enough of the familiar ...
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Jones Is Hungry: May 2012
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Wednesday, May 9, 2012. 10 Winemakers, 1 Camera, 1 Question. A gorgeous carafe of. During last month's trip to Chile (as a guest of Wines of Chile. I couldn't help but notice the energy and excitement among the winemakers. They all spoke of their love for the country and the promise of finally moving beyond the stereotype of only producing value wines. In an effort to seize the moment, I asked 10 winemakers to tell me why the country is such a special and exciting place to make wine. Posted by Scott Jones.
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Jones Is Hungry: May 2011
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Friday, May 6, 2011. It's hard to find words to describe what happened last week when a series of tornadoes ripped through Alabama. The destruction is profound. The stories are heartbreaking. The need seems never-ending. What's more, one of the hardest hit areas—the city of Pleasant Grove—is a mere 14 miles from my front door. My friends at Grace's Kitchen. Organized a breakfast to be served at Bethel Baptist Church. Call time was an early 3:30am at Hunter Street Baptist Church. Thanks to generous donati...
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