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The Buzz About Mead

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By Linda Barrett
| TysonsToday
Once a reminder of Renaissance fairs and fantasy fiction, mead is making a welcome return to the modern palate. With roots in ancient civilizations and a growing following among craft beverage enthusiasts, this honey-based drink is blurring the lines between wine, beer and something entirely its own. Across Virginia, new and heritage meaderies are championing its revival and bringing an age-old drink into the spotlight. What is Mead and How is it Made?
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By Linda Barrett
| TysonsToday
Why Erie, PA Belongs on Your Summer Travel List Tucked along the shoreline of Lake Erie, Erie, Pennsylvania offers a perfect blend of small-town charm and scenic beauty. Whether you're drawn in by the lake, the vineyards or the simple joy of wandering through a lively waterfront town, Erie invites you to connect with local stories, soak up the flavors, sights and spirit, and explore at your own pace. Here's why Erie belongs on your summer travel list.
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Pairing Wine with Cheese

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By Linda Barrett
| TysonsToday
As indicated by the crowds at our area wineries any weekend afternoon, wine tasting is a popular pastime. Many wineries offer charcuterie boards and cheeseboards for purchase, and groups will often bring their own. If you're looking to enjoy the combination of wine and cheese, or are planning a get-together, how do you know which pairings will be the best? This guide may help. All cheese begins with a milk product, with cows, goats, sheep and buffalo the most common producers.
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