So you’ve reached the point in your life where the wine you drink doesn’t come from a box, and rather than buy and try, you’d actually like to keep some ...
While cigar smoking has long been a masculine pursuit, it's not prohibited for ladies to enjoy cigars with their gentleman callers, by themselves, or even with the girls. Nowhere in ...
In the last of our Kentucky Derby content for this year, Matt Reese continues his on-going Bourbon Baron series with an inside look at Chris Morris, Master Distiller of Woodford Reserve
As part of a new series for LifeEpicurean, and the love life that moves us, we take a look at great Columbus area venues to share that life-shaping moment with that someone special. First up, the Columbus Museum of Art, with Angel Jackson-Gondek.
Having a gathering to watch the Super Bowl is a tradition, full of a lot of fun, and demands grilled food, cold beer, and enough to please the crowd at your party.
In keeping with Toni Kervina’s A Taste Sweeter Than Wine At The Refectory, LifeEpicurean’s latest addition takes a look at the wines featured at that tasting, and whether or not they meet the discerning standard set by one of Columbus’ most well-regarded restaurants, or if they falter.
Dizzy Gillespie once said “I don’t care too much about music. What I like is sounds.” It’s with that grain of salt that a visit to Worthington’s Vonn Jazz Lounge must be taken. For jazz purists, beware: this is far from the likes of Manhattan’s renowned Blue Note. Rather, Columbus’s first club/restaurant devoted exclusively to the genre brings its own spin to a world paved by the iconic riffs of Davis, Coltrane and Monk.
New contributor to LifeEpicurean.com, Toni Kervina, debuts with a look at a recent wine tasting at the Refectory. Does the vaunted Columbus-area establishment live up to it’s billing? Read more.
With a preview of the American League done, we once again turn our attention to the senior circuit, the National League. Last year, we correctly beat the odds to pick the LA Dodgers to advance to the NLCS–however, it was with the help of midseason trade for Manny Ramirez, who was as lights out as anyone after the trade. That said, it’s a whole new season, and the NL could be as wide open as it has been in many years. Who will meet up in September and October? Who …