Sunday, December 30, 2012
The quirkiest kitchen items of 2012
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Ya Mastiha Liqueur & MastihaShopNY Holiday Extravaganza
New York, NY 10002
Tel: +1-212-253-0895
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Monday, December 17, 2012
The New MOHAI opens
Monday, November 26, 2012
Victrola Cafe
After the first weeks of my recent relocation to Seattle, I felt that I have to pay my tribute to the local coffee scene. Seattle has been known for its coffee culture since the first Starbucks opened its doors in the 70s. A few days of online research for the best Seattle coffee shops and a long list was created. Then it was time to start exploring.
My first stop was the Victrola Cafe in Capitol Hill. The store wasn't particularly busy last Saturday evening. The lighting was minimal but the Joe's aromas plenty. I decided on a "regular" cappuccino of the 8-oz size. The beans, a blend of Brazilian, Colombian and Guatemalan origin were rich, chocolate-y and with a full body. A balanced flavor and taste, this cup of coffee was a pure pleasure. Victrola roasts its own beans and, according to the website which thoroughly describes the roasting process, never use beans after the "second crack". If you are not familiar with the coffee jargon, check here for some self-education.
They also sell their roasted beans in the shop. Although it will be difficult to decide between the Triborough Espresso, Kenya Kamuchuni or Sumatra Lintong Peaberry and many other single origin or blended beans, I can reassure you that the quality will be unique. Click here to view the choices.
Seattle residents or caffeine addicted travelers can visit the Capitol Hill cafe for free tasting and cupping each Wednesday at 11am. See you then!
Seattle, WA
Monday, November 19, 2012
20 something The New Vintage - What you missed!
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Labels: Neighborhood party, Parties general, Seattle, Wine
Monday, November 12, 2012
Top foods and wines of the Taste of Tulalip
Saturday, November 03, 2012
Affordable Art Fair Seattle
G Gibson Gallery Julie Blackmon Fire |
The Seattle Affordable Art Fair opens on November 8th. For four days, Seattlites and out-of-towners can participate in this inspiring, fun and artistic event. A unique space – the Seattle Center –will become the home of 50 galleries exhibiting original paintings, prints, sculptures and photographs at prices starting from $100 a piece. The Affordable Art Fair is an international Fair that takes place annually from Los Angeles to London to Hong Kong and Brussels. Jennifer Jacobs, the director of the Affordable Art Fair Seattle, reveals more about this unique Fair as an insider, provides insight for young artists and describes one of her busy days!
Patricia Cameron Milan Heger Million Dollar Man |
FF: On a personal level, are you an artist?
Ochi Gallery Erin Rachel Hudak Campfire |
Monday, October 29, 2012
AppleLooza at U-District Farmers Market - Seattle
Monday, October 22, 2012
New York Magazine and Benetton this Thursday for DragKnit
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Labels: New York Store parties, New York Ad hoc store events