“Coffee machines are, ironically, not the best at making coffee. … They just dump the water on the coffee so you don’t get a consistent flow rate,” Worley said of drip-brew machines.
Greg Elwell
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Wine for the People introduces wine lovers to great, affordable bottles
“The initial reason was because I wanted wine that everybody could afford,” Stith said. “These are geared to feature wines that are $25 or less.”
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Food Briefs: Ciao Wagon and Prairie Wolf Spirits up for sale
“Whoever buys it is going to have orders coming in within days of taking over,” Merritt told Oklahoma Gazette.
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In addition to the brewery, there is a space for a restaurant on the other side of the building and for offices upstairs. Irby said he’s eager to see what might join him in the space, but he knows he won’t have any hand in running it.
In addition to the brewery, there is a space for a restaurant on the other side of the building and for offices upstairs. Irby said he’s eager to see what might join him in the space, but he knows he won’t have any hand in running it.
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Local organizations work together toward pet adoption
More than 21,000 dogs and cats entered Oklahoma City Animal Welfare in 2016.
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Beer lovers skirt the law to obtain hard-to-find-brews
Limited releases, vertical tastings and faraway breweries fuel the traders’ zest for new beer experiences.
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Stella Modern Italian Cuisine delights with seasonal dishes
Diners can enjoy the restaurant’s summer menu offerings on its outdoor patio.
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Food Briefs: Ur/bun, Le Tour de Vin, Burnt Ends and more
Ur/bun opens, Le Tour de Vin returns to OKC, Burnt Ends seeks an Oklahoma barbecue champion and more.
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Gazedibles: Summer sips
A new season of deliciously cool and intoxicating drinks welcome summer to the OKC metro.