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Trawlerfest is today! Also, we have the perfect wines for your Ravens party.
While Napa Valley deserves to be mentioned on any short list of the country's top wine destinations, there are several other destinations nationwide that are worthy of merit.
Sharon Gibala reports live on Maryland Wine Week events, including Eat-Drink-Go Local. We have some Father's Day gift ideas.
Today is the annual historic Harbor House tour of Fells Point. Also, we have tips on wines to serve for Mother's Day.
It's one of Baltimore's most popular springtime traditions where you can enjoy homemade wine, live music and great food and also help the community.
Seadog Tours returns---with a new mascot! Also, we have tips on picking a wine for your Easter dinner.
The red carpet comes to Annapolis. The hit series House of Cards hosts Maryland lawmakers for a special reception with star Kevin Spacey.
With the winter we've had, spring can't come soon enough. A restaurant has an idea to make the first day of spring memorable for a room full of women.
If you're going to spend your money, might as well spend it on something useful. Check out these awesome vineyards that you would actually be able to afford. Who doesn't love some good wine?
To get the full Baltimore experience, head to one of these great Baltimore-area foodie bars.
It started off a decade ago with just a few people. Now it's one of Baltimore's hottest springtime events.
There's plenty of meat and cheese on the menu for lawmakers attending a Taste of Maryland Agriculture event in Annapolis.
Dick Vermiel talks about his experience of being a head coach in the NFL, and also retired players dealing with long term injuries.
Julia Child's kitchen is returning to public view as the National Museum of American History opens its first major exhibit about food.
A Frederick wine bar faces a possible $300 fine for letting a manager drink on duty. The boss says the manager was just testing the wine after a customer complained.
It can be hard to unwind at Charm City's local haunts when the clamor of sports fans is galvanized at every touchdown or fumble. Even some Ravens fans sometimes crave an escape from the commotion of Purple Pride for a relaxing drink and good conversation. For avoiding football raucous-— even when the Steelers are in town-— these bars prove to be swanky without being pretentious, chic without being exclusive, and deliver both impeccable beverages and ambiance.
Maryland wine aficionados have reason to celebrate this month.
If you prefer wine with your dinner, a new law taking effect could enhance your dining experience.
The best bistros in Baltimore are cozy neighborhood restaurants where one can enjoy delicious comfort food with a glass of wine, a craft beer or a well-mixed cocktail.
Father's Day is right around the corner and you still have no idea what to get for good ol' dad. A Hallmark card and a tie just will not cut it this year. You want to show him how much he means to you with a unique gift that reflects his unique personality.
It's become one of Baltimore's most popular springtime events, and it happens on Sunday.
Voytek Fizyta is not waiting until his grapes mature before beginning the process of turning the succulent treats into wine.
Here are some ideas around town for the week of March 4.
The time has come, you are throwing a surprise birthday party for your best friend or an anniversary dinner for your parents and you find yourself asking, "what's the largest bar around here"? Whether you're going to have a large sit down dinner or just drinks and appetizers you need enough space so everyone feels comfortable. Here are our suggestions for bars to rent out for large parties and group outings.
Celebrate that momentous occasion with the best liquor stores in Baltimore. These shops have the widest selection of brand names and hard to find bottles.
