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Posted 8/22/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

Does ‘Wine Spectator’ Profit From Awards?

So the fee per applicant is $250, you say?

Filed Under: award of excellence, diner's journal, newsfeed, nick fox, wine spectator

Posted 8/22/08 on Grub Street
Mediavore

The State of America’s Sweet Tooth Is Strong; FDA Okays Vegetable Irradiation

The Chinese warm up to the Snickers bar, the taste of calcium, and more in our daily news roundup.

Filed Under: beer, beijing summer olympics, calcium, china, e coli, fda, fette sau, mediavore, olympics, pacific standard, salmonella, snickers, soigne, tailor, wine spectator

Posted 8/21/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

‘Wine Spectator’ Feels Used and Abused

Executive editor Thomas Matthews explains why his judges gave an Award of Excellence to a fictitious restaurant.

Filed Under: award of excellence, newsfeed, robin goldstein, thomas matthews, wine spectator

Posted 8/20/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

Imaginary Restaurant Snags ‘Wine Spectator’ Award of Excellence

If you have $250, you can get one, too!

Filed Under: newsfeed, osteria l’intrepido, robin goldstein, wine spectator

Posted 7/17/08 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Alto Given ‘Wine Spectator’ Grand Award; Pig Roast in the ‘Burg on Sunday

Breads like (an Indian) mom used to make might come to Elettaria, and where that cheese smell is coming from, in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: 3rd ward, akhtar nawab, alto, beligian waffles, carroll gardens, elettaria, greenwich village, kim mcgown, midtown east, neighborhood watch, pig roast, soho, south brooklyn pizza, williamsburg, wine spectator

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