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We just received impressive ratings from The Wine Enthusiast Magazine! We are pleased to announce that our 2012 Reserve Pinot Noir received 92 points from the Wine Enthusiast Magazine. Our flagship Red Rhone blend, 2010 Cote de Madone, received 91 points.
13th Annual Summer Solstice Festival. Featuring spaghetti covered in our homemade. TO WATCH THE SEGMENT, CLICK HERE. Minimizing our impact on the environment, while giving back to our customers.
Williamsville Business Association Gemological Institute of America Alumnus. Quality and condition are important factors, so we bring only the best pieces to our collections.
8 oz self raising flour,. Grated rind of one orange. Cream the butter and sugar, add the eggs separately, and beat well in. When light add the grated orange peel and the milk. Then add the flour, sifted with the salt. Put into a buttered basin filling it about three-quarters full. Steam for an hour and a quarter. Serve with an orange sauce. From Table Talk, Thursday 21st June 1934.
Wednesday, 16 May 2012.