By MATT KADOSH
October 9, 2019The wine was very fine, but it was the glasses from which patrons sipped that were the main show at Ventanas in Fort Lee recently.
About 100 diners swirled, sniffed and sipped wines for about an hour while learning which wine glasses are best for what varieties and why.
“The rim diameter actually focuses the flow of the wine on your palate,” said Julio Ruix, regional sales ...
By ESTHER SURDEN
October 9, 2019Jim Barrood recently completed five years as president and CEO of the New Jersey Tech Council. In my role as editor and publisher of NJTechWeekly.com, I recently interviewed Jim about his tenure at the Council:
Can you talk about some of the accomplishments you’ve been most proud of at the Council?
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By JAFFE COMMUNICATIONS
THE STICKS - You often hear those unfair jokes about those who reside in the farthest reaches of Sussex County – a terrain that could be the ugly stepchild of the backwaters of Mississippi and the foothills of West Virginia. Now the people there can’t be backward, right? Nah. Except for a 31-year-old Vernon man, accused of sending letters to local farmers, seeking permission ...