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11/ 16/ 23, 6: 32 PM The Tasting Panel Magazine November- December 2023https:// online. fliphtml5. com/ rjut/ duir/# p= 1 100/ 157 11/ 16/ 23, 6: 32 PM The Tasting Panel Magazine November- December 2023 https:// online. fliphtml5. com/ rjut/ duir/# p= 1 101/ 157 11/ 16/ 23, 6: 32 PM The Tasting Panel Magazine November- December 2023 https:// online. fliphtml5. com/ rjut/ duir/# p= 1 102/ 157 11/ 16/ 23, 6: 32 PM The Tasting Panel Magazine November- December 2023 https:// online. fliphtml5. com/ rjut/ duir/# p= 1 103/ 157 [Extracted from the article]

We're celebrating National Champagne Day on October 25 with these luxurious sips1 This award-winning budget buy features a perfect balance of fresh and floral notes. Marie de Moy Champagne Brut NV, $32.99 at Aldi.2 Sip away on this lively bubbly and enjoy aromatic notes of strawberry and red fruits. Tsarine Champagne Rosé Brut, $64.99 at Dan Murphy's.3 Fruity flavours of peach, cherry plum and orange deliver a delicate and refreshing sparkling. Heidsieck & Co Monopole Monopole Blue Top NV, $67.99 at Dan Murphy's.PHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

According to federal Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne, artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to address Canada's economic inefficiency. Champagne highlighted Canada's AI talent and companies as a solution to the country's productivity crisis. However, he acknowledged the challenge of adoption, particularly among smaller firms who fear the negative impact on workers. Champagne emphasized that AI is meant to enhance work, not reduce it, and suggested that AI firms could have a significant impact on productivity by selling their technology to small- and mid-sized businesses. [Extracted from the article]

REGULARSTransitional spaces and day-tonight dining is a smart new trend we are loving. North Sydney's Sol Bread and Wine serves up French boulangerie vibes by day, before slipping on its evening dress to become a sophisticated wine bar with lo-fi-leaning wines. More please.solbreadandwine.sydneyPHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

FANCY SPRINKLES(TM), an edible arts brand, has announced that its products will now be available in Kroger locations nationwide. Kroger shoppers will have access to a range of FANCY SPRINKLES products, including Crunchy Jimmies in Classic Rainbow and Chocolate Brownie, as well as Edible Glitter Dusting Pump with Moonstone and Fool's Gold Glitter. In addition, FANCY Edible Glitter Packets will be available in Kroger's beverage mixer aisles. The expansion into Kroger is seen as a strategic move to align with a partner that shares FANCY SPRINKLES' passion for category transformation. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine features a collection of quotes from various celebrities. Sabrina Carpenter discusses her belief in manifesting her success as a pop star from a young age. Adam Sandler shares how his daughters encourage him to take care of his health. Taye Diggs talks about his relationship with his 14-year-old son and the advice he gives him. Simone Biles recounts her experience at a club in Paris after the Olympics. Garth Brooks expresses his pride in his wife, Trisha Yearwood, receiving an award. Blake Lively discusses making a unique cake for her son's first birthday. The article includes accompanying photos of the celebrities mentioned. [Extracted from the article]

According to an article in the journal World, the chief financial officer of French luxury multinational LVMH, Jean-Jacques Guiony, believes that people's sadness is causing a decline in champagne sales. Guiony noted that company champagne sales are down 15 percent in the first six months of this year compared to 2023. The article also mentions that champagne prices have fallen nearly 20 percent over the past two years. In another story, a police officer in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, successfully led a flock of goats to safety after they escaped from their enclosure. Finally, the article discusses a recent ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court that restaurants are not negligent if they serve boneless chicken wings with bones. The ruling sparked a debate over food definitions. [Extracted from the article]

Singapore Airlines is known for its top-flight champagne selection, offering at least two high-end options for first-class passengers. The airline serves approximately 400,000 bottles of champagne per year, with cabin staff serving a full case on long-haul flights. To ensure the best selection, the airline's team of wine experts, including Jeannie Cho Lee and Oz Clarke, visit champagne houses in northern France to taste and select the wines that will pair well with the onboard food. The goal is to provide a memorable and enjoyable experience for passengers in both business and first class. [Extracted from the article]

DRINKSLearn the art of sparkling at Tamar Valley's benchmark in bubbles, Josef Chromy. The vineyard is hosting an intimate guided tour of the winemaking process that includes blending your own bottle and finishes with a two-course paired lunch. $295, josefchromy.com.auPHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

DRINKSFrom toasts to long lunches, celebrations call for Champagne. And finding the right sparkling for the occasion is made easy with the latest magnum-sized edition of The Champagne Guide. From Cattier to Fleury, this bubbly bible features 1260 reviews from 1687 tastings across 142 houses, touring les vins de Champagne by region and maker. Santé. champagne.guidePHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

DRINKSNatural Order Wine's tins are the easy-drinking, lo-firelease of the moment. These bright and airy sippers mesh bouncy aromatics with a silky-smooth finish that sustains the hype. Perfect for spring swilling, pick your player from a crisp pet nat to bold grenache. $136 for 16 x 250ml, naturalorderwine.com.auPHOTO (COLOR) [Extracted from the article]

The article from Australian Gourmet Traveller titled "DISHES AND DESTINATIONS" provides a brief overview of various locations and food experiences. The first destination mentioned is Thredbo in New South Wales, which offers luxury accommodations and unique activities such as a sunrise ski session. The second location is Oncore by Clare Smyth in Sydney, where patrons can enjoy a Whiskey & Seaweed cocktail paired with a potato and roe dish. Lastly, Essa in Brisbane is highlighted for its opening trio of dishes, including iced cucumbers, a pea and broad bean tart, and a crab crumpet. The article includes colorful photos to accompany the descriptions. [Extracted from the article]

The article "Black Jobs?" by Seth Sondronsky examines the impact of migration from the Global South to the US on the American labor market. It argues that US foreign military intervention plays a role in driving this migration, benefiting private industries that rely on migrant labor. The article also discusses the division between different sectors of the employee class, which benefits employers. The author raises the question of whether elite athletes like Simone Biles can be considered working class heroes. The article presents these perspectives without taking a definitive stance. [Extracted from the article]

Selena Gomez's recent Instagram post has sparked rumors that she may be engaged to music producer Benny Blanco. In the post, Gomez shared a selfie with Blanco, with a pink heart emoji covering her left ring finger. Fans have taken this as a sign of an engagement, despite Gomez not explicitly confirming it. Some speculate that Gomez may be teasing her fans or making fun of the rumors, while others point out that she and Blanco have been dating for over a year. However, further confirmation is needed before any engagement can be confirmed. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Guideposts tells the heartwarming story of a family who discovered a "Garage Fairy" in their neighborhood. The family found a package of cookies in their garage, and after some investigation, they discovered that their neighbor John had left it as a surprise for their son's birthday. Inspired by this act of kindness, the family started their own tradition of making surprise deliveries to John and other neighbors, including beef jerky, mint Oreos, and even a bottle of champagne for newlyweds. The Garage Fairy tradition has brought joy and connection to the community, and John is praised as a wonderful neighbor and Garage Fairy. [Extracted from the article]

The article reviews the Omoda E5, an all-electric medium-sized SUV praised for its advanced technology and competitive pricing.

Forbes' latest edition of its Fresh Take newsletter highlights an interview with Costas Spiliadis, the European countries with the cleanest swimming water and more. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that winemakers are taking on climate change and blazing a new path in the wine making process. It mentions that warmer summers mean faster-growing grapes, so it is no longer such a challenge to obtain the right amount of sugar for a balanced wine especially from the acidic Chardonnay grape. It informs that young winemakers from all corners of the country learn the principles and practices of biodynamics.

The article reports that natural champagne from Rendez-Vous Champagne will be presented at the luxury gifting lounge at the upcoming 17th Pre-Awards ceremony of Dubois Pelin & Associates DPA) during September 10-11, 2022 in Los Angeles, California.

Physics Karmela Padavic-Callaghan BUBBLES in champagne and other carbonated drinks can rise in straight columns thanks to chemicals that also give these drinks their flavour. Big, elliptical bubbles and bubbles coated with surfactants encourage more swirling, which interrupts the wakes of nearby bubbles enough to prevent any sideways knocking. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses three options for purchasing luxury cars on a budget. The first option is the Genesis GV80, which offers value for money and a pleasing interior. Used examples can be found for around $90,000 with some new-car warranty remaining. The second option is the Infiniti Q50, which is affordable due to depreciation. The Infiniti Q50 S, with its hybrid rear-drive V6, can be purchased for as little as $25,000. The third option is the Lexus LS, which provides years of trouble-free motoring. A range-topping LS from 2006 to 2017 can be purchased for between $20,000 and $60,000. It offers a spacious interior, luxury features, and a reliable 4.6-liter V8 engine. [Extracted from the article]

This article features an interview with Sydney publicist Alice Moore, who describes her workspace as a blend of a PR showroom and office space. Located in a heritage building, the office is flooded with luxury goods from the brands that Moore represents. The workspace is open-plan and allows for collaboration between the team and clients. Moore also discusses her workday, which involves strategizing, meetings, and hosting events for clients. She mentions her dream object for the space and expresses excitement for upcoming projects in the travel, beverage, and lifestyle industries. [Extracted from the article]

The Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA) is an annual event that showcases the quality and versatility of Champagne. The blind judging system used by the DWWA ensures a level playing field for all producers, regardless of their reputation or size. The top-rated Champagnes from the DWWA are recommended for those looking to buy high-quality wines. The article provides a selection of rigorously reviewed Champagnes with ratings of 96-97 points, along with their prices and where to find them. [Extracted from the article]