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We take so much for granted these days – rotisserie chickens in the supermarket, avos and strawberries all year round (even if it goes against nature but we pay for the privilege anyway), not running out of toilet paper, road signs directing us to wine farms… None of this was always the case; when Stellenbosch Wine Routes was established in 1971, those familiar brown and white signs with the farms’ names pointing us to the entrances – and upon which we partly rely, along with GPS apps (and given my recent feuds with Google Maps, the physical signs are essential), to find our destination – were prohibited. Apparently, the municipality thought they would distract drivers and affect their ability to keep control of their vehicles. Which is laughable now, considering cellphones. And the proportionate number of idiots on the road 50 years later. ....
– During this week’s edition of his own weekly podcast, WWE SmackDown broadcaster Pat McAfee Below detailed a segment from SmackDown that got dropped from last week’s Throwback episode at the last minute. As noted, WWE released a clip showing McAfee arriving to arena dressed as Vince McMahon. According to McAfee, more material was planned after that clip, but it got dropped. Below are some highlights (via Fightful): Pat McAfee on the sketch being cancelled: “On Friday, to commit to a bit of being Vince McMahon on SmackDown Throwback, I was bullied into shaving my face. Michael Cole was one of the leaders of that bullying. I thought it was Be A Star. Michael Cole goes, ‘You could commit and shave your face.’ Cole had an awesome look as well, which didn’t make it to air. He had the frosted tips and he committed to 1999 Michael Cole. We had the wig, which was too small for my head and it felt like my forehead was in a rear-naked choke. We had the suit, the tie, I wo ....
Decanter Wine ‘Mozart’ Laurent Vaillé of Grange des Pères dies Tributes have been paid to Laurent Vaillé, founder of the highly regarded Grange des Pères winery in Languedoc, who has died. Tributes were paid across Languedoc and beyond this week following news of the death of Laurent Vaillé, founder of the celebrated Domaine de la Grange des Pèresnear to Aniane in a picturesque corner of southern France to the north-west of Montpellier. ‘He was the Mozart of wine,’ said Aniane’s mayor, Philippe Salasc, to Twitter that Vaillé was one of Languedoc’s stars. Another of the region’s top wineries, Domaine Virgile Joly, described Vaillé as ‘one of the most remarkable French wine producers’. ....
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French nuns in bid to sell 9,000 bottles of rosé wine by Monday Abbey sisters place Divine Box wine online after usual fairs cancelled by Covid 22 April 2021 By Connexion journalist Nuns in southeast France have turned to the internet in a bid to sell 9,000 bottles of rosé wine from their estate. The wine - an addition to the nuns repertoire this year - was intended to be sold alongside two well-established reds they produce and sell at wine fairs near the Abbaye de Jouques, Bouches-du-Rhône. But the events - including the prestigious Salon des Vins d Abbaye in Paris - have been cancelled due to Covid-19, leaving the enterprising religieuses scratching their heads in search for a plan B. ....