Stuck Inside? Start Wining – Roll Call

Stuck Inside? Start Wining

By Warren Rojas

Posted March 5, 2015 at 12:08pm

According to the National Weather Service, D.C. denizens can look forward to digging out from beneath 4-8 inches of fresh powder before this latest white out fades to black late Thursday.

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So, why not take chef Jacques Haeringer’s advice and mull what’s really important?

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The second-generation owner/operator of L’Auberge Chez Francois strongly recommends warming up with a slowly simmered batch of spice-infused vino.

Ill prepared to booze it up?

Barracks Row wine shop DCanter is dead set on meeting the community’s imbibing needs no matter what, imploring constituents in a missive sent late Wednesday to come on in.

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Steep to it!

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