Wine, Dinosaurs Paired Together As Philly Wine Week 'Corks' Off
Around 500 people filled The Academy of Natural Sciences Sunday for the Opening Corks Party.
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Around 500 people filled The Academy of Natural Sciences Sunday for the Opening Corks Party.
Researchers say each drink per day of white wine was associated with a 13 percent increased risk of melanoma.
Rich discussed Donald Trump's speech at Carrier in Indiana, Mayor Kenney's comments on the Anti-Trump vandalism and the Victoria Secret Fashion Show. He also discussed Tom Ford's refusal to dress Melania Trump, the lack of strategy from the Democrats and more. Rich spoke with Dr. Mazz at 4pm during Ask the Doctor. He also spoke with Julie Kelly of the National Review regarding her article, Quinoa Apocalypse at 4:50pm.
Sales of canned wine have more than doubled over the last year, from $6.4 million to $14.5 million.
We haven't seen this since prohibition.
It's another part of the Liquor Control Board's implementation of an overhaul of state liquor laws signed by Governor Wolf in June.
Chris covered Hillary Clinton locking up the Democratic nomination, what Bernie Sanders does next, and Donald Trump losing support in the Republican party. He talked with John Hayward from Breitbart at 6:20 and AB Stoddard from the Hill at 7:20 about the race for the White House and Patrick Kerkstra from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about the latest regarding the soda tax and the saga of DA Seth Williams' ex-wife.
Rich discussed the press naming Hillary Clinton the presumptive nominee, Bernie Sanders labeled a sexist and liquor making it's way to grocery stores in Pennsylvania. He also discussed Hillary Clinton dodging questions about the 2nd amendment, less couples engaging in sex and a New Jersey congressman wants to ban chewing tobacco. Rich spoke with Julie Gunlock at 3:30pm and Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez at 4:30pm.
Governor Wolf says he supports modernizing liquor laws but will conduct a final review of the bill when it reaches his desk.
A pop-up beer garden is coming to the parking lot of a local Conshohocken office building along the Schuylkill River.
Choosing the right bottle of wine can be a daunting task. Now, there's a new app that can help you out.
The third annual Philly Wine Week starts on Sunday.
Millennials accounted for 30 percent of high-frequency drinkers researchers spoke with.
The study suggests that a medium to large glass of wine per day was linked to a 77 percent lower risk of death.
The proposal would allow grocery stores and take out businesses that sell beer to sell up to four bottles of wine.
Fireball has increased its unit sales by more the 88 percent from the previous year.
This is the time of year when France marks the end of the grape harvest with a special wine release that's celebrated by the rest of the world. Philadelphia is no exception -- and after the attacks on Paris, raising a glass is one way to show solidarity.
The Somerset County prosecutor has charged 25-year-old Scott Deluca of Wynantskill, New York, with shoplifting.
Cheers! October is Pennsylvania Wine Month.
The case hinged on a liquor law passed way back in the 1930s.
Under current law in the Commonwealth, out-of-state retailers have only been allowed to send wine to Liquor Control Board stores for consumers to pick up.
Rich discussed President Obama using a racial slur in an interview, the Governor of South Carolina calling for the removal of the Confederate flag, and Jurassic World being labeled sexist. He also talked with Phillip Klein from the Washington Examiner.
A state Senate committee has again advanced legislation that would allow for direct shipments to Pennsylvania consumers from out-of-state wineries.
A new study claims the placebo effect is so strong it can actually change our brain chemistry.
It doesn't matter if you're a wine connoisseur of just enjoy a glass now and again, there's a wine bar in Philadelphia waiting for you.
