Whisky of the Week: Lagavulin
As a dedicated fan of the Lagavulin Power Trio (8 year, 16 year, and the Distiller’s Edition), I eagerly await the release of each year’s
As a dedicated fan of the Lagavulin Power Trio (8 year, 16 year, and the Distiller’s Edition), I eagerly await the release of each year’s
Having received many requests regarding what to serve vegetarian Shabbat guests, I have crafted a menu which will satisfy all taste buds. But as regards
Every now and then, it’s refreshing to revisit an old favorite. Whisky is a world of endless discovery, and I often feel that no matter
Castell’s might be the best kept secret in Brooklyn kosher restaurants these days. Located in Gravesend, it’s not on the road most traveled. In fact,
Let me begin by stating that a bottle like this is far from an everyday indulgence for me, so it’s worth putting the price of
When the winter cold settles in, there’s nothing like wrapping your hands around a warm, comforting treat that not only satisfies your cravings but also
Legendary former football coach Bill Parcells once said that “the best ability is availability.” And while that statement might be true in sports, I think
How fortunate are the Jewish people? In America, what is commonly referred to as “the holiday season” includes Chanukah, as Jews have historically had a
With New Year’s Eve approaching, Champagne is on my mind. Champagne is often the wine that indicates that we are celebrating but increasingly, champagne is
(Courtesy of Manischewitz) Manischewitz® announces its NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) sponsorship deal with Jake Retzlaff, starting quarterback for the Brigham Young University (BYU) Cougars
Avi Feldstein, a poet and an Israel wine pioneer with a focus on the grapes of the Upper Galil, has just launched four new wines
While I love white wines and specifically the whites from Recanati in northern Israel, this season we at the Jewish Link Wine Guide tried many