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California Wine Country women entrepreneurs pursue premium olive oil ventures

California Wine Country women entrepreneurs pursue premium olive oil ventures
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An ambitious new crop of California olive oil artisans is going all-in on creative, flavorful versions

An ambitious new crop of California olive oil artisans is going all-in on creative, flavorful versions
Flora Tsapovksy
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Olive trees are illuminated by the morning light on one of Grove 45 s olive groves in St. HelenaJessica Christian / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Marcela Hernandez (left) and her mother, Ana Hernandez, walk through an olive grove at their Grove 45 olive oil company in St. Helena.Jessica Christian / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Grove 45 co-owner Marcela Hernandez stands among a grove of 19th century olive trees in St. Helena.Jessica Christian / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
Expert wine drinkers know that beyond red and white there’s nuance in the bottle. A sip of fine Cabernet can take a hamburger to new heights, and a crisp Gewurztraminer can stand up to the heat of a Thai red curry. Lately, a new crop of local enterprises has started making a case for sophisticated, small-batch olive ....

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Mexican families scale down Christmas celebrations as ...

By Luis Cortes and Gustavo Graf
MEXICO CITY, Dec 25 (Reuters) - Families across Mexico scaled down Christmas festivities to avoid the spread of coronavirus, while others spent the holiday alone after having lost loved ones to the pandemic that has killed more than 120,000 in Mexico this year.
In Mexico City, 33-year-old street vendor Wendolin Garcia Ramos apartment was decorated with festive Christmas lights and a decked-out tree. But she spent Christmas Eve alone after the pandemic claimed the lives of her fiancé, as well as his parents and his brother.
We had so many plans, she said as she wiped away tears, standing next to an altar of photographs of her lost loved ones. This coming year we were planning on marrying, she said. ....

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Mexican families scale down Christmas celebrations as pandemic ravages Mexico

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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Families across Mexico scaled down Christmas festivities to avoid the spread of coronavirus, while others spent the holiday alone after having lost loved ones to the pandemic that has killed more than 120,000 in Mexico this year.
In Mexico City, 33-year-old street vendor Wendolin Garcia Ramos’ apartment was decorated with festive Christmas lights and a decked-out tree. But she spent Christmas Eve alone after the pandemic claimed the lives of her fiancé, as well as his parents and his brother.
“We had so many plans,” she said as she wiped away tears, standing next to an altar of photographs of her lost loved ones. “This coming year we were planning on marrying,” she said. ....

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