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Jameson Fink

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Seattle
As seen in: Medium, Food & Wine, VinePair, Wine Enthusiast Magazine, NewsBreak, Seattle Met, SevenFifty Daily, Fresh Cup Magazine, Grape Collective, Edible Seattle
Covers:  Lifestyle, wellness, food, cooking.
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I live a quietly contemplative life in a century-old Seattle apartment building on an idyllic block. Inside you’ll find me fussing about the kitchen, reading in my purple chair, and willfully catering to the whims of my cat, Gucci.

I work remotely, with many years of experience as a content editor in the digital media space. (Though I do have know-how in the world of print. And still accumulate, travel with, and devour paperback and hardcover books.)

Daily walks are an indispensable part of my …

Jameson Fink’s Journalist Portfolio

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Café Crossroads: Odd Fox Coffee

Café Crossroads: Odd Fox Coffee

This Greenpoint, Brooklyn, spot opened in November of 2016, serving as an indoor/outdoor oasis for neighborho…

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An Old-Fashioned Slow Cooker Is the Perfect Kitchen Appliance

An Old-Fashioned Slow Cooker Is the Perfect Kitchen Appliance

LED display. Wi-Fi connection. Alexa-enabled. Are we really talking about slow cookers? In a techno-appliance…

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Growing Closer in Distant Vineyards

Growing Closer in Distant Vineyards

In 2007, my father dropped dead while standing in a lift line at a ski resort. I heard a similar refrain from…

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Bordeaux in the Back Room

Bordeaux in the Back Room

As a grocery-store wine steward, I was accustomed to introducing customers to wines. But what happened when o…

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For Rosé Drinkers, Is It Pale Pink or Nothing?

For Rosé Drinkers, Is It Pale Pink or Nothing?

Americans are drinking more rosés than ever, but the preferred bottles are all pale, Provençal pink. Writer J…

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The Challenges and Rewards of Making Petit Verdot | SevenFifty Daily

The Challenges and Rewards of Making Petit Verdot | SevenFifty Daily

Of the red wine grapes that make up classic Bordeaux blends, Petit Verdot seems to have the fewest fans. It r…

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Please Stop Trying to Make AeroPress Coffee Complicated

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By Jameson Fink
| NewsBreak
Welcome to NewsBreak, an open platform where diverse perspectives converge. Most of our content comes from established publications and journalists, as well as from our extensive network of tens of thousands of creators who contribute to our platform. We empower individuals to share insightful viewpoints through short posts and comments.
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Please Stop Trying to Make AeroPress Coffee Complicated Original

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By Jameson Fink
| Food & Wine Verified
Trending Videos Photo: Food & Wine / AeroPress Inc. I’m a tinkerer. In my tiny kitchen, I fuss with different spices, stove versus oven, bean cooking liquids, and so on. But there’s one kitchen ritual I prefer to keep simple — making coffee, specifically with my AeroPress. For those not familiar, an AeroPress is a coffee maker whose appeal is in its straightforwardness. It consists of a tube, a plunger, and a filter cap.
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Seattle Center's International Fountain DJ Retires After 26 Years

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By Jameson Fink
| Seattle Met Verified
A monthlong residency would be an impressive run for any DJ, but James Whetzel can lay claim to a gig that's lasted a whopping 26 years. Not only was the length of his tenure unique—the venue was too: Seattle Center’s International Fountain. The fountain debuted at the 1962 World’s Fair, so for almost half of its existence, Whetzel has been making mixes to accompany the iconic, dynamic water feature.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

For sure. I took an extremely useful class in high school, even qualifying for typing competition.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I did! I also printed a underground newspaper that got me suspended for a week.

When you're not at a computer, where are you most likely to be?

Out for a walk with an audiobook to keep me company.
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