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Rae is a travel writer and contributor for various sites like stockholm.net and getcheapdrugs.com

    The Great Wine Plague

    Wine-growers across the globe are familiar with the great wine plague, the Phylloxera vastatrix, a pest that attacked the roots of vines during the middle of the nineteenth century. Read: The Great Wine Plague Read

    By: rae phillips | 25/06/2008 | Wines & Spirits

    Beyond Mortality: the Gods and Saints of Wines

    Since time immemorial, cultures have kept a list of personas that look beneficently upon wine. They are the ones who grew, produced this enticing elixir. Read: Beyond Mortality: the Gods and Saints of Wines Read

    By: rae phillips | 20/06/2008 | Wines & Spirits

    How the Clink Got Into the Drink

    As a browse through its pages, I encountered this two pages article on how “the clink” got into the drink. It tells a story of how toasts and cheers came about. Read: How the Clink Got Into the Drink Read

    By: rae phillips | 19/06/2008 | Wines & Spirits

    Death and Mourning

    Death refers to the end of life. Despite the worldwide recognition that all organisms- humans included must die, it is still very difficult to accept such fate. Read: Death and Mourning Read

    By: rae phillips | 18/06/2008 | Parenting

    Wine Match Making

    What wine goes with what? One of the most common concerns of people is determining the wine that perfectly goes with a specific cuisine. Read: Wine Match Making Read

    By: rae phillips | 08/05/2008 | Wines & Spirits

    Wine and Movies

    Versatile. Splendid. Classy. Comical. Ghastly. Alluring. Wines play a significant role in movies. They are cast with either good-guy or bad-guy roles. Read: Wine and Movies Read

    By: rae phillips | 07/05/2008 | Wines & Spirits

    Grappling With the Grape

    In this article, I will provide some handy tips to enable wine-lovers like me achieve our much-coveted sommelier status. Read: Grappling With the Grape Read

    By: rae phillips | 02/05/2008 | Wines & Spirits

    Woody Point Lighthouse

    The Woody Point Lighthouse is one of the historic landscapes of Newfoundland. The roofs are cherry-red, the walls pristine white. It looks more like a generous serving of vanilla ice cream topped with ripe cherry. Built in 1959, this 20 feet lighthouse is still in used until now. Read: Woody Point Lighthouse Read

    By: rae phillips | 23/04/2008 | Destinations

    5 Things I Hate About Flying

    A week ago I can’t seem to remember why I hate taking business flights so much. Now, everything is all going back to me. . There are about a million reasons why I hate flying, but I will like to share the top 5 reasons why I hate taking business flights. Read: 5 Things I Hate About Flying Read

    By: rae phillips | 22/04/2008 | Flights

    The World’s Best: Stockholm Gastronomy

    The S. Pellegrino World’s 50 Best Restaurant is not just some fancy countdown. It is the most highly credited, respected and acknowledged indicator of where to best dine in the multitude of places in the world. To be included in this much-coveted list is the aspiration of ALL restaurants. For more than a decade, Stockholm has consistently ranked as one of the World’s Best. Read: The World’s Best: Stockholm Gastronomy Read

    By: rae phillips | 20/04/2008 | Travel
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