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Wine And Fruit Baskets
Lush, elegant and evocative, wine and fruit baskets are hugely popular gift offerings that thrill and titillate. The sight of those colorful fruits snuggled around impossibly mouth-watering wines hits the senses immediately. Who can look at these distinctive gift baskets without a pang?
Your goodwill and generosity of spirit are ideally conveyed through wine and fruit baskets during the holiday season, as well as at weddings, housewarming parties, birthdays or other personal celebrations. It speaks of the mutual joy and happiness that you share with the recipient, and a call to celebrate with vigor!
Seasonal and tropical fruits, usually crunchy pears, crisp red apples and juicy oranges from renowned sources, take the top spot in a classic wine and seasonal fruit basket. Royal Fuji apples from Japan, South African baby pineapples and chocolate-covered cherries or blueberries are other exciting fruits that make for a basket with a difference.
Dried fruit assortments, nuts, cheese and chocolates are added to the fresh fruits to make a heady combination. Fruit preserves, dips and savory mixes are also integrated into this creative basket to cater to a family or office team and to linger long after the fruit and wine have been consumed.
A full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon, a smooth Chardonnay, Pinot Noir or other sparkling wine bring out the multiplicity of fruit flavors. Champagne, fruity, dry wines or sweet dessert wines also work well with fruits.
Another intriguing innovation that adds to the magnetism of these baskets is to offer combinations of fruit and wine that result in a new product. Pineapple and passion fruit juice or kiwis and lime, when combined with white wine, can result in a delightful Sangria that will leave your loved ones dazed. Fruit wedges, sliced peaches, and strawberries with chilled white wine can result in a memorable super-fruity sangria. Traditional mimosa drinks are another alternative with fruit and wine. Your beloved champagne with orange juice can result in a heady mimosa that will embellish a Mother?s Day brunch like never before.
So weigh your options, look at your budget and decide how best you want to toast the occasion. Unleash your creativity and zest for life with the ideal wine and fruit gift basket. Let your popularity soar, and may you bask in oceans of eternal love and friendship!
Wine Baskets provides detailed information on wine baskets, wine gift baskets, wine picnic baskets, wine and cheese baskets and more. Wine Baskets is affliated with Bakery Management.
Short Review on Cream Sherry
Wine And Fruit Baskets
Lush, elegant and evocative, wine and fruit baskets are hugely popular gift offerings that thrill and titillate. The sight of those colorful fruits sn...
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Cream Sherry Items For Viewing
Steady Sticks Wine Bottle Holder
Steady Sticks balance wine bottles in any outdoor setting. Weather resistant stainless steel holders are sturdy and simple to use. Just push one (or several) into the grass or sand for spill-free wining and dining.
Price: 14.95 USD
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Store with liquor sales planned for Zeeland (The Holland Sentinel)
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 20:21:25 PDT
Zeeland may soon have a liquor store. Ajay Seghal, owner of AJ’s One Stop in Holland Township, is planning a 2800-foot convenience store to include a meat market, deli, Asian grocery and beer and wine sales in a vacant building in Batt’s Plaza on Washington Avenue.
Urban News and Linkage - Tropical Depression Edition
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 18:48:36 PDT
One of the reasons why I photograph street art, this is gone now. Tomorrow Night at Marks! Special guest DJ with Biggie Tea and I. There will be (as the flyer says) funk, soul and hip hop on the sidewalk. As always there will be $1 PBR, $2 Drafts and $3 Jagers. You probably missed last week’s guest appearance by the Black Kids. You don’t want to miss this week’s guest. This is a pretty hilarious look at tomorrow’s DJ explosion at Mark’s via The Urban Core. FORECASTER TEA, WITH FRESH RESIDEN
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Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:30:52 PDT
Halvard Johnson Sonnet: Tropical Forest with Monkeys When you take your monkeys fishing in the forest it’s important to remind them not to leave their fishing poles behind. Animals, as we know, often have human traits and characteristics, and vice versa. If they express fear of the forest, point out to them that the jungle is not as deep as it once was. Farming and lumbering and strip- mining have now seen to that. Have your monkeys express their thoughts and fears in little balloons above t
10 Reasons To Look at 10 Oregon Stocks (pfblogs.org)
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:16:24 PDT
Stockerblog submits: When you think of Oregon, you don't normally think of the stock market. However, Portland is the home of a couple of well known Fortune 500 companies. Here are some interesting facts about Oregon:1. Oregon has no sales tax.2. It produces 95% of the domestic hazelnuts in the United States.3. It is the third largest producer of wine in the U.S. with 303 wineries.4. It is the largest producer of softwood lumber in the U.S.5. It has one of the largest salmon-fishing industries i
Free Beer and Wine
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:30:02 PDT
No, we're not using that headline to get your attention. This is really a post about free beer and wine in grocery stores. The state's Liquor Control Board is going to allow a pilot beer-and-wine-sampling program in Washington grocery stores come October 1. According to the Seattle Times and Progressive Grocer (we actually read that one), the Legislature asked for the program during its 2008 session and expects a report from the LCB in time for its January 2010 session. According to the repo
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Wine Merchant
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Wine And Fruit Baskets
Lush, elegant and evocative, wine and fruit baskets are hugely popular gift offerings that thrill and titillate. The sight of those colorful fruits snuggled around impossibly mouth-watering wines hits the senses immediately. Who can look at these distinctive gift baskets without a pang?
Your goodwill and generosity of spirit are ideally conveyed through wine and fruit baskets during the holiday season, as well as at weddings, housewarming parties, birthdays or other personal celebrations. It speaks of the mutual joy and happiness that you share with the recipient, and a call to celebrate with vigor!
Seasonal and tropical fruits, usually crunchy pears, crisp red apples and juicy oranges from renowned sources, take the top spot in a classic wine and seasonal fruit basket. Royal Fuji apples from Japan, South African baby pineapples and chocolate-covered cherries or blueberries are other exciting fruits that make for a basket with a difference.
Dried fruit assortments, nuts, cheese and chocolates are added to the fresh fruits to make a heady combination. Fruit preserves, dips and savory mixes are also integrated into this creative basket to cater to a family or office team and to linger long after the fruit and wine have been consumed.
A full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon, a smooth Chardonnay, Pinot Noir or other sparkling wine bring out the multiplicity of fruit flavors. Champagne, fruity, dry wines or sweet dessert wines also work well with fruits.
Another intriguing innovation that adds to the magnetism of these baskets is to offer combinations of fruit and wine that result in a new product. Pineapple and passion fruit juice or kiwis and lime, when combined with white wine, can result in a delightful Sangria that will leave your loved ones dazed. Fruit wedges, sliced peaches, and strawberries with chilled white wine can result in a memorable super-fruity sangria. Traditional mimosa drinks are another alternative with fruit and wine. Your beloved champagne with orange juice can result in a heady mimosa that will embellish a Mother?s Day brunch like never before.
So weigh your options, look at your budget and decide how best you want to toast the occasion. Unleash your creativity and zest for life with the ideal wine and fruit gift basket. Let your popularity soar, and may you bask in oceans of eternal love and friendship!
Wine Baskets provides detailed information on wine baskets, wine gift baskets, wine picnic baskets, wine and cheese baskets and more. Wine Baskets is affliated with Bakery Management.
Short Review on Cream Sherry
Wine And Fruit Baskets
Lush, elegant and evocative, wine and fruit baskets are hugely popular gift offerings that thrill and titillate. The sight of those colorful fruits sn...
Click Here to Read More About Wine ...
Cream Sherry Items For Viewing
Steady Sticks Wine Bottle Holder
Steady Sticks balance wine bottles in any outdoor setting. Weather resistant stainless steel holders are sturdy and simple to use. Just push one (or several) into the grass or sand for spill-free wining and dining.
Price: 14.95 USD
News about Cream Sherry
Store with liquor sales planned for Zeeland (The Holland Sentinel)
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 20:21:25 PDT
Zeeland may soon have a liquor store. Ajay Seghal, owner of AJ’s One Stop in Holland Township, is planning a 2800-foot convenience store to include a meat market, deli, Asian grocery and beer and wine sales in a vacant building in Batt’s Plaza on Washington Avenue.
Urban News and Linkage - Tropical Depression Edition
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 18:48:36 PDT
One of the reasons why I photograph street art, this is gone now. Tomorrow Night at Marks! Special guest DJ with Biggie Tea and I. There will be (as the flyer says) funk, soul and hip hop on the sidewalk. As always there will be $1 PBR, $2 Drafts and $3 Jagers. You probably missed last week’s guest appearance by the Black Kids. You don’t want to miss this week’s guest. This is a pretty hilarious look at tomorrow’s DJ explosion at Mark’s via The Urban Core. FORECASTER TEA, WITH FRESH RESIDEN
Untitled
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:30:52 PDT
Halvard Johnson Sonnet: Tropical Forest with Monkeys When you take your monkeys fishing in the forest it’s important to remind them not to leave their fishing poles behind. Animals, as we know, often have human traits and characteristics, and vice versa. If they express fear of the forest, point out to them that the jungle is not as deep as it once was. Farming and lumbering and strip- mining have now seen to that. Have your monkeys express their thoughts and fears in little balloons above t
10 Reasons To Look at 10 Oregon Stocks (pfblogs.org)
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:16:24 PDT
Stockerblog submits: When you think of Oregon, you don't normally think of the stock market. However, Portland is the home of a couple of well known Fortune 500 companies. Here are some interesting facts about Oregon:1. Oregon has no sales tax.2. It produces 95% of the domestic hazelnuts in the United States.3. It is the third largest producer of wine in the U.S. with 303 wineries.4. It is the largest producer of softwood lumber in the U.S.5. It has one of the largest salmon-fishing industries i
Free Beer and Wine
Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:30:02 PDT
No, we're not using that headline to get your attention. This is really a post about free beer and wine in grocery stores. The state's Liquor Control Board is going to allow a pilot beer-and-wine-sampling program in Washington grocery stores come October 1. According to the Seattle Times and Progressive Grocer (we actually read that one), the Legislature asked for the program during its 2008 session and expects a report from the LCB in time for its January 2010 session. According to the repo
Cellar Master
Wine Merchant
Charles Shaw
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