by evansfox | Apr 8, 2013
Tannin is an astringent polyphenolic compound found mostly in the bark, leaves and immature fruit of a variety of plants. Tannin binds to proteins and other plant polymers to give it a bitter, astringent taste –that dry, pucker feeling when you drink red wine. The...
by evansfox | Apr 8, 2013
Think about the most perfect job. What are the first few things that come to mind? For many it is #1: make lots of money and #2: love what you do. We encounter many entrepreneurs, each day and many have found their passion. Among these business owners, we are...
by evansfox | Apr 3, 2013
Many restaurant owners find themselves needing to apply to the Town or City for a variance from a zoning law or code provision. For example, a local zoning code may restrict the installation of a sign or require setbacks that are not practical given the geography and...
by evansfox | Apr 2, 2013
Magnolia Bakery opened its first store in Greenwich Village, New York over 15 years ago. It is known for its cupcakes. The bakery believes its cupcakes are distinguishable and highly valued because of their “unique, distinctive, and immediately recognizable look — the...
by evansfox | Mar 28, 2013
As the weather warms up – eventually – we can look forward to the many county fairs and farmers markets that are sure to liven up any summer day/night. Many of us over the age of 21 enjoy having the occasional beer or glass of wine while at these events....
by evansfox | Mar 19, 2013
Corks are the traditional closure for wine, especially for red wines in need of aging. Wine afficionados expect to see high-grade natural cork when they open a bottle of wine; however, there have been newer advances in closure technology that include screw closures....
