Hitting the roads of Anglesey for the Grand Depart
Jessica Mann joins the MAMILs on the roads of Anglesey
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Jessica Mann joins the MAMILs on the roads of Anglesey
The first official heatwave since 2006 and everyone is looking for ways to cool down.
Superstore Champers Recently Aldi sent out a press briefing announcing the success of their Veuve Monsigny Brut No.3 Champagne.
Agave is the new miracle food. The nectar is a natural way to sweeten anything from cakes to tea. Health food stores sell it. Trendy juice bars add it to their smoothies. You can hardly read a recipe without Agave being the “unique” ingredient.
The year 1855 is a date recognised to any oenophile as the year Bordeaux was classified. This was not the vineyards' own doing for self-promotion or plan to get higher prices from the patrons who enjoy the wine.
“Curiouser and curiouser!” I think as I walk around what used to be the blacked out door to the Cricketers Arms on Iffley Road. I am looking for a way into the new gin joint that has taken its place.
Have you ever been sitting at dinner, craving a juicy steak, when your partner orders the fish of the day? What wine do you get then? Do you order wine by the glass accepting the limited choice? Or do you get a bottle knowing that it won’t quite match one of the meals?
THE Theatre in Chipping Norton is renowned for its Christmas pantomimes, award-winning shows and famous patrons.
Last weekend gave us a hint of summer. Temperatures barely touched 20 degrees and Oxonians responded by leaving their houses and movie theatres to join the al fresco crowds outside. Girls in shorts rode up the High Street on their bicycles. Young mothers in skirts pushed prams down George Street. Men munching magnums wandered along the Cowley Road.
There appears to be a day to celebrate all kinds of weird and wonderful things. January 13th was rubber ducky day. Thousands of the little yellow bath friends floated down international waters brightening up a dull January. International Pillow fight day invaded Trafalgar Square at the start of the month. Feathers flew making Nelson look like he was standing watch in the midst of a snowstorm. Yesterday was “World Malbec Day.”
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