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10 of the sweetest ways to spend time with your Valentine

Published Feb. 13, 2013

If you're a romantic who has simply fallen prey to the wiles of procrastination, there is still hope. In fact, here are ten genuinely romantic ways to make the most of Valentine's Day and improve your relationship at the same time. And not one of them will break the bank.

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Sometimes it pays to be flighty: Tasting options in Milwaukee

Published Feb. 6, 2013

For many, the best way to learn about a beverage is to taste different types side by side. Flights are an excellent way to take note of the differences - whether it be the profile of the fruit, the tannins, the sweetness, texture or acid - between various wines, beers or spirits.

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Brew City Brand Apparel opening store at Public Market

Published Oct. 12, 2011

The Milwaukee Public Market announced today the addition of Brew City Brand Apparel, a family-owned "Milwaukee-gear" company who will take over a portion of the easterly end cap space in between Thief Wine Shop & Bar and West Allis Cheese & Sausage.

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A patio wine tasting at Chez Jacques? Oui, s'il vous plait

Published Sept. 19, 2011

With autumn sailing in - bringing earlier sunsets and cooler nights - it's time to get back into the circuit. Chez Jacques, that quaint, yet hip, little bistro at 1022 S. 1st St., in Walkers Point, is hosting an outdoor tasting this Friday night in its courtyard that's a hidden gem in the neighborhood's industrial corridor. The tasting begins at 5 p.m. and will last about two hours.

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Thief Wine secures Shorewood location

Published April 15, 2010

Owners Aimee Murphy and Phil Bilodeau say they've had such great success with their first Milwaukee venture that it's now time to grow.

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St. Paul Fish Company

So, the more I frequent St. Paul's at the Milwaukee Public Market, the more I like the place. Maybe to note, first, too, is the fact that the Market is finally coming into it's own. It seems that vendors have fallen into place (with the exception of the soon loss of El Rey), and there is just a g...


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