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This Southern City Is Top of Our List for Food Right Now. Here's Why.

This Southern City Is Top of Our List for Food Right Now. Here's Why.

Charleston has long been full of appealing places to eat, but new choices include Puerto Rican, Pakistani, an…

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7 US Wineries With New Tasting Rooms to Visit Next Original

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| Food & Wine Verified
It’s no secret that the wine industry has suffered from an unusually rough stretch, often blamed on GLP-1 use impacting appetites, younger drinkers sipping less, and inflation driving up the cost of making wine. Yet this 8,000-year-old timeless tonic isn’t going anywhere. The proof? These wineries across the United States have recently opened in full belief of their mission to bring delicious wine — from sparkling to organic, sustainable, and accessible — to the people.
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Best Sustainable Hotel Collections for Responsible Stays

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By Lauren Mowery Verified
| Azure Road Verified
“ The individual property may be wholly unique, but the underlying values and brand philosophies remain the same. Travelers choose to stay with hotel chains for a reason. After traveling to the other side of the world, there’s a familiar comfort in checking into a trusted brand: consistency, standard amenities, a dependable level of service, perhaps even loyalty perks.
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How To Plan A Perfect 3-Day Weekend In Idaho's Lewis-Clark Valley

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By Lauren Mowery Verified
| Forbes Verified
Idaho's Lewis-Clark Valley won't be the first place that comes to mind for a long weekend, and that's exactly why it's worth going now. Spend three days tasting reds from a wine region less than a decade old, riding a jet boat through a canyon deeper than the Grand Canyon, and hearing Nez Perce history from people who trace their lineage back generations. The itinerary also includes a short detour north to Moscow, a college town on the wheat fields of the Palouse. Here's how it comes together.
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