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WWE is opposing the Philadelphia Wine School's attempt to register the name Sommelier Smackdown for the food and wine pairing competitions it has held since 2007.
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She said she started another company called Sommelier in 2006 to handle some aspects of the business, and appointed former commercial director of Dolmart, Anna Kalchenko, to run it.
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She said she started another company called Sommelier in 2006 to handle some aspects of the business, and appointed former commercial director of Dolmart, Anna Kalchenko, to run it.
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This “Beamsville Bench” appellation wine from Niagara, Ontario was brought over by a Sommelier Certification classmate of the host.
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Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal The Stateside Saison, served at Taproom No. 307 Sommelier Hayley Jensen curates its 40 draft lines and two casks with beers ranging from the world renowned, like Saison Dupont ($9), and lesser known locals like Empire Brewing's Cream Ale ($7).
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The Sommelier glasses were considered to be not just merely wine glasses but objects of technical precision.
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In 1973, the company launched the innovative Sommelier glass series which was comprised of 10 sizes.
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This “Beamsville Bench” appellation wine from Niagara, Ontario was brought over by a Sommelier Certification classmate of the host.
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It helped him win the title of best sommelier in America from American Sommelier this year.
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According to Andrew Bell, director of American Sommelier, a professional educational organization, his group is "900 times" busier today than it was in 1998 when he founded his first chapter in New York.
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