Please The Palate July 2015 Newsletter
Summer is well underway and I hope you are enjoying the sunshine! I just returned from a month of travel to Italy and Greece, exploring...
Summer is well underway and I hope you are enjoying the sunshine! I just returned from a month of travel to Italy and Greece, exploring...
This post originally appeared on FoodableTV.com Sea urchin is the “new bacon.” It can be found on many Los Angeles restaurant menus, such as Salt’s Cure,...
There is a saying in the wine biz that it takes a lot of beer to make great wine. So, it seems only natural that a brewery would set up shop in Santa Barbara wine country.
Jaime Dietenhofer grew up in Los Olivos and wanted to start a brewery when he was in high school. Perhaps it was in his blood, as he is of German heritage. But, his dad Jim laughed and told him to go to college. He went to Whitman in Walla Walla, Washington and researched beer while he was there. It was the mid-90s and breweries were growing in the Northwest. Jamie also studied abroad in Vienna, Austria for a year with his now wife Meighan. Between Austria and Germany, they visited a lot of biergartens. Jaime then attended graduate school at UCSB for economics and green development but his dream to own a brewery didn't die. Regardless, his father told him to get a job.In the wine industry, there are many once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Tasting a wine for the first time, pulling an old vintage out of the cellar, sitting...
This post originally appeared on FoodableTV.com When The Gadarene Swine opened last year, with the word ‘swine’ in the name, it was a natural assumption to...
This post originally appeared on FoodableTV.com Just over a year ago, Bloomberg News wrote a story about how women are “everywhere in food empires but no...