Made mostly from Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Merlot, wines of Bolgheri are well-loved by Americans and open the gates to Tuscany and beyond.
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Beyond the well-loved varietals (and we love them too!) like Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay, there is so much to explore in the world of white wine! We’ve taken the liberty to break down some exquisite varietals for you by means of rom-com characters, because who doesn’t love a good rom-com?! You’re welcome!
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Wine on tap is a sustainable, cost-effective addition to your restaurant service. How do you get wine on tap? A kegerator or draft line, gas, and coupler are what you need to be in business. We’ve put together a full step-by-step guide to help you get your kegs flowing!
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One year into COVID-19 and amidst a most dire mental health crisis, Grit Digital Health and over 600 organizations team up to plan inaugural ‘Mental Health Action Day’ on May 20.
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At a time when emergency responders are under immense stress, innovative health tech organization develops YOU | ResponderStrong wellness tool to support comprehensive well-being for at-risk group
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Studying abroad in a new country is anything but easy, but it can also be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. International students at Colorado State University (CSU) learn this firsthand during their journey from classroom to boardroom.
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"Royal CSU Student Means Business" is a profile article I wrote featuring Olu Ogidan, both Nigerian prince and a part of the 2 percent African American student population at Colorado State University. As a hard-working business major who flies to Nigeria several times a year, his life is a phase of constant conversion between two very different life-styles.
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"From Face to Screen: Plugging into an Ocean-Sized Romance" is a feature article I wrote exploring post-study-abroad long distance relationships, the psychological impact it can have and the way in which today's digital age shapes the way we continue to communicate when we get back home.
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"All The Pretty Little Ponies" is a personal essay I wrote that was published in the Aisthesis Honors Journal (Volume 5, Issue 2). It explores the correlation between severe Alzheimer's disease, music and the memory of a seven-year-old girl.
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