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Historic 1890 home blends modern style

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By Lucy Clark
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Among the many gorgeous Queen Anne-style homes along Neil Avenue in the Short North, one stands out. A stone water feature in the front garden distinguishes it from its neighbors – the soft glow and trickling water sounds are attention worthy, and so too is its slightly modern design. Connect with the Columbus you don't know. Subscribe to Columbus Monthly's weekly Top Reads newsletter. This fountain is emblematic of owner Dr. Kyle Zumfelde's approach to designing his home.
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What is Cocchi Americano and how do you drink it?

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By Lucy Clark
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What Is Cocchi Americano And How Do You Drink It?

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By Lucy Clark
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Whether you're hosting a large dinner party or just cooking for yourself, every dinner can be enhanced with the addition of an aperitif. Aperitifs are meant to be drunk before dinner, and they're characteristically dry with low alcohol content, perfect for serving on their own or mixed into delicious, refreshing cocktails (via Advanced Mixology). The first aperitif can be traced back to the 5th century, but it became very popular in 19th-century Italy, according to Pampelle.
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