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In Austria’s Tyrol Mountains, Schnapps Has Its Own Identity

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By Andrea Guthmann Verified
| Imbibe Magazine Verified
In the U.S., schnapps often serves as a reminder of parties we’d rather forget. But in the Tyrol mountains of western Austria, schnapps is more than a drink—it’s a thriving cultural tradition, a way for local farmers and distillers to proudly embrace their Alpine heritage. It’s served on festive occasions, after a good meal, or brought in a flask to enjoy after a rigorous hike in the mountains. So what exactly is schnapps? It can be hard to define, meaning different things in different countries.
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Drink Like Royalty at These European Castle Wineries

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By Andrea Guthmann Verified
| Wine Enthusiast Magazine Verified
Sipping fine vintages in the shadow of an ancient stone tower or opulent palace is an experience that’s hard to beat. Fortunately, across Europe, centuries-old castles house some of the world’s most storied wineries—many of which open their doors to members of the general public. From sunny Tuscany to Germany’s misty Rheingau, here are nine castles where anyone can drink wine like royalty (for a little while, at least).
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Local health care workers press Illinois lawmakers to act on Gaza humanitarian crisis

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By Andrea Guthmann Verified, Micah Yason Verified, Cianna Greaves Verified
| brnw.ch
On Friday, the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification declared a famine in Gaza. The UN-backed reports estimated that 514,000 people in Gaza were currently experiencing famine conditions and warned that hunger would likely spread. Chicago-based emergency room physician Dr. Thaer Ahmad is one of the dozens of healthcare workers from the area who have traveled to Gaza to provide humanitarian aid since the October 7, 2023 attacks.
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