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Crystal Luxmore

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As seen in: The Globe and Mail, Toronto Sun, Chatelaine, GIGAZINE, Beer Advocate, Toronto Life, Cottage Life, Who What Why, The GrowthOp, Quench Magazine and
Working on a book @thenovelry. Author of STATUS w @therealconor, a graphic novel coming 2027 from @graphix. Advanced Cicerone. Settler/Anishinaabe. Mama of 3.
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Style Snapshot: A guide to the margarita-like gose

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By Crystal Luxmore Verified
| The Growler
WHAT IS IT? A bright sour beer with a lick of salt in the finish and lots of Champagne-style bubbles. SAY IT LIKE “goes-UH” GLASS Stemmed pilsner STYLE STATS ABV: 4.2-4.8% IBU: 5-12 Colour: Hazy sunshine Body: Medium Bubbles: Very high ORIGIN STORY It began around the year 1000, in the salt-mining town of Goslar, Germany.
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4 Wine And Beer Pairings For A Meatless Thanksgiving Feast

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By Vidal Wu, Crystal Luxmore Verified
| Chatelaine Verified
Drinks 4 Wine And Beer Pairings For A Meatless Thanksgiving Feast Vidal Wu and Crystal Luxmore Updated October 5, 2021 We asked wine pro Vidal Wu and beer sommelier Crystal Luxmore to play matchmaker for our all-veggie Thanksgiving feast. Here are their tasty picks.
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How We Turned the Amazon Into a Net Greenhouse Gas Emitter

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By Crystal Luxmore Verified, Liz Kimbrough
| Who What Why Verified
Reading Time: 5 minutes This story originally appeared in Mongabay and is republished here as part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening coverage of the climate story. In a first-of-its-kind effort, scientists have calculated the balance of all natural and human-caused greenhouse gases coming in and out of the Amazon Basin — and found that the region is now a net emitter.
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