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Lubeck releases a new holiday classic

This columnist strongly suggests fans of holiday shows and seasonal music grab tickets ASAP for a special Christmas show on Dec. 16 by Midwest jazz guitar great Bryan Lubeck before

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The ancient ways of natural wine are finding new fans

SONOMA, Calif. Wine made in ancient ways is gaining new fans.

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Ancient natural wine technique finds new fans

Natural wine emphasizing sustainability and minimal processing is seeing growing interest in the U.S., even as overall wine consumption shrinks.

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It s natural but does it taste any good?

Wine produced with next to no chemical intervention is growing in popularity in the United States. It's called natural wine because it's typically fermented with no added water, yeast or flavour enhancers. But some U-S wine critics are sceptical, saying the lack of defined standards and certification means drinkers don't know what they're getting when they open a bottle.

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