For the seventh year, LaVeryl Lower will host Refreshing the Palate, a wine tasting and auction that benefits local artists and Oklahoma Visual Artists Coalition (OVAC) at The Metro Wine Bar & Bistro, 6418 N. Western Ave.
Greg Horton
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¡Viva Sabor! celebrates the best of Latin community
Waters Edge Winery will host the third annual ¡Viva Sabor! on Friday.
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Only foodservice professionals know about haunted places like Gabriella’s Italian Grill & Pizzeria, Chili’s Belle Isle or Irma’s Burger Shack in Nichols Hills — until now.
Only foodservice professionals know about haunted places like Gabriella’s Italian Grill & Pizzeria, Chili’s Belle Isle or Irma’s Burger Shack in Nichols Hills — until now.
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BrewFest moves to a larger venue to make room for Nov. 6 event
Many of the breweries — COOP Ale Works, Choc Beer Company and Anthem Brewing Company — are familiar to fans of local beer, but a few names are not as well-known.
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Planned update, additional location painted for Picasso Cafe
Picasso Cafe plans a menu update, a food truck and an additional location.
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Locals awash in trend of naturally sweetened rums
When a wine broker recently asked the Oklahoma Bartenders Guild what the state lacks, the answer was nearly a consensus: aged Demerara rum.
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Wine + women: New sommeliers change status quo
In an industry dominated by men, Oklahoma women are committing to the arduous task of becoming sommeliers.
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Thirst for a Cause whets wine fans’ thirst for community service
Approximately three dozen wineries will be featured at the sixth annual Thirst for a Cause Wednesday, Sept. 10.
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Nearly a dozen varieties of absinthe are now available in OKC area
The absinthe selection in Oklahoma increased this year with the inclusion of several new brands, and one of those brands comes from the man who almost singlehandedly got absinthe legalized internationally.
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Complexities of marriage may be compounded in interfaith unions
Before 1960, only 20 percent of couples were in an interfaith marriage. That number has now increased to 45 percent.