#Wine tasting in San Antonio

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Prompt if you’re interested: “You licked the Liberty Bell when you were a kid? And you’ve been kissing me with that mouth?” 🔔

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"Are you kidding? El Paso is like eight hours from San Antonio," Eddie said as Chim looked back at him goading from the couch to their right. "I went to the Alamo one time, everyone always seems to think I just took a visit every other month."

They sat in Chim and Maddie's living room after dinner, the two of them sat side by side on the one couch while Eddie sat on the edge of the other with Buck squeezed up beside him. He always joked that Buck didn't have any sense of personal space, especially when it came to him, but truthfully he enjoyed having his boyfriend pressed up against him or slowly (and absolutely unsubtly) shuffling closer so their thighs would brush or Eddie would be forced to lift an arm up over his shoulder so he could fit under it.

Right now he had it rested on the back of the couch and behind him, his thumb silently and secretly brushing the back of Buck's arm, the other was resting on the edge of the couch and holding a beer.

They tried to have dinner at least once every month, sooner if they could manage, but they never did. Not now that Maddie and Chim had a second kid anyway.

"Bet you never forgot it either," Chim grinned while Maddie rolled her eyes and hid her smile behind her glass of wine and Buck snorted far to close to Eddie's ear.

"I don't know how you live with him Maddie," Buck shook his head but couldn't hide the giant smile that crossed his features.

"He probably thinks we spent our weekends hiking on down to the Washington Monument too," Maddie teased, making Chim eye her with betrayal as she sided with Eddie and her brother, giving him a playful look.

It made Buck laugh even harder and Eddie held tighter to his beer so he wouldn't drop it as Buck's movements jostled him all the same. He locked eyes with Maddie who gave him a sympathetic smile, but had so much adoration in her eyes as she looked back to Buck that it made Eddie's chest feel warm.

"Isn't that what normal families do?" Chim asked. "Go see the historical sights? God knows my father never took us anywhere."

Eddie's turn to snort.

"Are you implying that any of us had a normal family growing up?" he raised an eyebrow.

Chim opened his mouth to protest but instead just nodded, holding his beer out towards Eddie's who let them come together with a little 'clink'.

"Ain't that the truth," Chim agreed before taking a sip.

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"Fun fact, our parents once took us to the Liberty Bell because they thought we'd never seen it. They'd actually taken us two years before that and forgotten," Buck leant forward as he spoke, making Eddie sit back into the couch even further to give him the room.

"I remember that," Maddie let out a breathy chuckle. "You spent the whole drive telling them that while they told you that you must have gone on a field trip there."

"Then they were so pissed by the time we got there that they just went for coffee and told us to go read the plaques and come back when we were hungry," he grinned, turning to Eddie who was just watching him with a gentle fondness in his eyes before pointing an accusatory finger towards Maddie. "And you dared me to lick the thing. Got to say, it tasted exactly like you'd think it would."

"Why would you lick the Liberty Bell?" Chim shook his head. "It's got lead in it."

"It's seventy percent copper, I read it on the signs," Buck shrugged. "And I turned out fine."

"Debatable," Chim mumbled into the mouth of his beer bottle.

"Hold on a minute," Eddie raised a brow at him and crinkled his nose. "You've licked the liberty bell and you've been kissing me with that mouth?"

"I mean, I have brushed my teeth once or twice since then," Buck shrugged, looking back to Eddie with a curl on his lips as he took a sip of beer.

"And in my defence, I didn't think you'd do it," Maddie said, giving an almost identical shrug of her shoulders before taking a long sip of her wine.

"Was he different as a child?" Chim asked, eyeing Buck with confusion. "Last week I told him he couldn't fit two cupcakes in his mouth and he nearly choked on four, just to prove a point."

"You're supposed to eat cupcakes," Maddie shook her head at both Chim and Buck. "You're not supposed to lick two hundred year old bells."

"Yeah that's just... gross," Chim shuddered, looking to Eddie. "And you choose to kiss that mouth. Willingly."

"Don't remind me," Eddie teased, not able to hide the smirk on his lips as he and Chim grinned at one another and Buck's eyes snapped to him.

He knew the expression without even needing to look over. But he never quite new what was going to come out of Buck's mouth.

"What? I've licked worse things than the liberty bell," he said.

A cacophony of collective groans rang out in the room as Buck smirked, and Eddie felt his cheeks turning pink as he closed his eyes and shook his head.

"Please stop," he said quietly, turning his head to see Buck giving him a perfectly innocent look in return.

"I didn't specify what those things were," he leant in and murmured in Eddie's ear.

Eddie nudged him in the hip with his own as he gave him a scolding look, letting the hand at the back of the couch slide up over his arm and cup the other side of his face to pull it in close.

"Yeah, yeah," he said with a rough kiss to his temple.

"I'm going to need another glass after that," Maddie got to her feet and gave them both an expectant look. "You guys want another one?"

"I'm good, I'm driving," Eddie said.

Buck just held out his empty bottle with a smile and Maddie took it from him with her own scolding glance.

"I'll give you a hand," Chim got up with a grunt and the two headed off into the kitchen.

"Seeing as we're talking about licking things," Buck mumbled once the two were out of earshot, sliding his hand over Eddie's ribs and nuzzling his nose against his neck.

Even though Chim and Maddie were too far to hear him, Eddie still felt his skin flush and let his fingers pinch at Buck's ear and pull him back with a whiny 'ahh' sound.

"Down boy," he said quietly. "Your sister is in the next room."

"Okay but when we get home..." he trailed of and gave Eddie a suggestive eyebrow raise.

Eddie sighed, shaking his head and leaning in so that his lips were brushing against Buck's ear as he lowered his voice to be barely audible.

"When we get home, I'll give you something better to lick than the damn liberty bell."

He gave Buck's lips a lingering look before he was meeting his eyes again. Eyes that surged with heat for a moment before he was sitting back with a devilish gleam in them instead.

"That's highly inappropriate Eddie," he said, much louder so that his voice would travel to the kitchen. "You'll let me lick what?"

Eddie felt the flush spread and his ears burned hot as he glared back at Buck.

"I hate you," he said, met with an angelic grin from Buck.

"You don't, you love me really."

Eddie sighed, but who the hell was he to deny it?

"Yeah, I guess I do."

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Day 6 in Chile: wine tasting tour

A guide took us to 3 different wineries in the Casablanca and San Antonio valleys, and we tasted some nice wines and ate an abundant and delicious lunch at one of the wineries.

It was raining when we left, but it started clearing up at the second winery, and it was beautiful by mid-afternoon when we ate lunch. We had a good view of lawns and a pond from our table, and I spotted a couple of new birds (a grey-hooded Sierra finch, which is mostly yellow!, and my fourth kind of cinclodes: dark-bellied) in addition to several birds we'd seen before. But I definitely overate at lunch and felt a bit uncomfortable afterwards.

However, I think I have a bit of post-nasal drip. It isn't a sore throat (yet?), but my throat feels congested and I have a little of the nausea that sometimes comes with that. That is... not ideal. The conference starts Sunday night and my talk is on Monday. Plus we have to move to the conference hotel tomorrow.

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A Little Catch Up on My Life and Travels

My last post was about selling our beloved place in Mexico. I haven't posted since then, but I've been busy, both with closing down the business, and then taking to the road.

I'm writing this from a hotel room in San Antonio, Texas. We have just finished a 5 day vacation with family, and my husband and his brother attended 3 days of the Formula One in Austin. They are very close to each other, and I think they enjoyed everything about their 3 days together. My sister in law and I are also close, and we enjoyed hanging out: there was a day of walking and checking out the River Walk, and a couple of days of relaxing and reading, (things we both enjoy).

Today we parted ways, with my BIL and SIL returning home and Craig and I staying one more night then flying onward to Mexico to meet up with my dad and a friend. We are headed to the town where we have spent 16 happy years, but this time we're not staying at our own place. Instead we are staying with our former property manager who also has rental apartments. While we will be doing many fun things with our local friends, we will NO be painting or fixing things, (a staple of our previous trips). It will be a different trip for sure.

However, I started my travels the last week of August, when my sister invited me to accompany her and my niece back to Ontario, (where my niece attends university). While I've passed through Toronto, both just within the airport, and by vehicle, I've never actually spent any time there, so I jumped at the opportunity. It was a fun and busy 5 days, sightseeing, catching a Blue Jays baseball game, and touring the infamous Kingston penitentiary, as well as getting my niece settled into her new house.

In between the two above trips, we took our travel trailer down the Washington and Oregon coasts, before cutting into more central California to Yosemite National parks. We stayed at both National Parks and State Parks, and boy to do I have a lot to say about those...however, that will be in another post. We had two nights in the San Francisco Bay area, staying in fabulous new regional park in the East Bay, where we spend an unexpected $900+USD when the water pump, followed by the serpentine belt gave out in our truck! Fortunately, we were in a big centre with lots of access to mechanics and parts!

We picked up friends who arrived from Scotland and together the 4 of us made our way back to Canada, via wine tastings and microbreweries!

We loved catching up with family en route, and it was fun to play tour guide to our Scottish friends! We took them out to my favourite place in the world, (the west coast of Vancouver Island), as well as visiting the famous Butchart Gardens, (in the POURING rain), finishing with 2 nights in Vancouver.

So...I've definitely not been lollygagging or wallowing in sorrow over the sale of our place, although when I see it tomorrow evening for the first time since the sale, I may have a wee wallow. Until next time...

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Texas Adventures Top Destinations to Explore

Texas Adventures: Must-See Destinations

Austin: Live music, BBQ, and the River Walk.

Dallas: Explore the arts scene, visit the Sixth Floor Museum, and enjoy the Reunion Tower.

Houston: Experience NASA at Space Center Houston, visit the Museum of Fine Arts, and enjoy diverse cuisine.

San Antonio: Discover The Alamo, stroll along the River Walk, and explore the historic missions.

Fort Worth: Immerse yourself in Western culture, visit the Stockyards, and enjoy a rodeo.

Galveston: Relax on the beach, explore the historic district, and visit the Galveston Island State Park.

Big Bend National Park: Hike through rugged mountains, stargaze in the dark sky, and explore the Rio Grande.

Texas Hill Country: Wine tasting, scenic drives, and charming towns like Fredericksburg.

South Padre Island: Surf, sunbathe, and enjoy water sports.

Waco: Explore the Magnolia Silos and experience the charm of this historic city readmore.

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San Antonio is a city rich in culture and flavor, and when it comes to finding the best liquor or spirits, locals and visitors alike have a wide array of options. Whether you're looking for craft spirits, fine wines, or popular liquors, San Antonio has something for everyone. Here's a guide to help you find the best liquor and spirits in the city.

1. Wide Selection of Liquor and Spirits

When searching for the best liquor store, variety is key. You want to find a store that offers a wide selection of products, including popular brands, craft spirits, and local favorites. The best liquor stores in San Antonio should have an extensive inventory that caters to every taste and occasion, from high-end whiskey and tequila to everyday staples like vodka and rum. Look for stores that offer unique and hard-to-find spirits, as well as a knowledgeable staff that can help you find exactly what you're looking for.

2. Competitive Pricing

Price is always a factor when choosing where to buy your liquor. The best liquor stores in San Antonio offer competitive pricing without compromising on quality. Whether you're looking to splurge on a premium bottle or stock up for a party, finding a store that offers fair prices and regular promotions is essential. Many top liquor stores also offer loyalty programs and discounts for bulk purchases, helping you get the most value for your money.

3. Locally Owned and Operated

Supporting local businesses is important to the San Antonio community, and choosing a locally owned liquor store is a great way to contribute to the local economy. Many local stores are family-owned and take pride in offering personalized service and unique products that reflect the local culture. These stores often carry local craft beers, Texas-made whiskeys, and other regional specialties that you won't find in national chains.

4. Convenient Location and Hours

Convenience is key when it comes to choosing the best liquor store. The ideal store should be located in an accessible area with ample parking and offer extended hours to accommodate your schedule. Whether you're making a quick stop after work or planning for a weekend gathering, finding a store that offers convenience and flexibility is important. Many top liquor stores in San Antonio also offer delivery services, making it even easier to get your favorite spirits without leaving home.

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Holidays 6.13

Holidays

Aethra Asteroid Day

Beyond the Solar System Day

City Day (Lisbon, Portugal)

Dia de Exu (Brazil)

Flag Day (Palau)

International Albinism Awareness Day (UN)

International Axe Throwing Day

International Community Association Managers Day

Inventors’ Day (Hungary)

Jason Voorhees Day

Kitchen Klutzes of America Day

LGBTQIA Equal Pay Awareness Day

Loeys-Dietz Day of Giving

Michael Jackson Vindication Day

Military Gendarmerie Day (Poland)

Miranda Day

National Albinism Awareness Day

National Chamoy Day

National Dance/Movement Therapy Advocacy Day

National Day of Abortion Storytelling Day

National Day of Productive Business Civility

National Doe B Day

National Elderflower Day

National Frances Day

National Golf Cart Day

National Jane Day

National Pigeon Day

National Productive Business Civility Day

National Random Acts of Light Day

National Weed Your Garden Day

Outdoor Marketing Day

Random Acts of Light Day

Roller Coaster Day

San Antonio Day (Ceuta, Spain)

Sewing Machine Day

613 Day (Ottawa)

613 Mitzvot Day

Suleimaniah City Fallen and Martyrs Day (Iraqi Kurdistan)

Swiftie Day

Tench Day (French Republic)

Weed Your Garden Day

The Wicket World of Croquet Day

World Softball Day

Yawn-a-thon

Yeats Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Cupcake Day (UK)

Cupcake Lover’s Day

National Cucumber Day

Rosé Day [also 2nd Saturday]

Independence & Related Days

Princian Commonwealth (Declared; 2017) [unrecognized]

Reform Movement Anniversary Day (Yemen)

2nd Thursday in June

National Career Nursing Assistants Day [2nd Thursday]

National Farm Workers Day [2nd Thursday]

Superman Celebration begins (Metropolis, Illinois) [2nd Thursday thru Sunday]

Throwback Thursday [Every Thursday]

World Judicial Officer Day [2nd Thursday]

Weekly Holidays beginning June 13 (2nd Full Week)

National Hermit Week (thru 6.20)

National Nursing Assistants Week (thru 6.19)

Festivals Beginning June 13, 2024

BBQ RibFest (Fort Wayne, Indiana) [thru 6.16]

Bonnaroo Music + Arts Festival (Manchester, Tennessee) [thru 6.16]

Chisholm Trail Roundup BBQ & Chili Cook-Offs (Lockhart, Texas) [thru 6.15

Chorus Inside International (Lloret de Mar, Spain) [thru 6.18]

Claw Down (Boothbay Harbor, Maine)

Gladbrook Corn Carnival (Gladbrook, Iowa) [thru 6.16]

Greenfield Festival (Interlaken, Switzerland) [thru 6.15]

Hollywood Fringe Festival (Los Angeles, California) [thru 6.30]

Indy Strawberry Festival (Indianapolis, Indiana) [thru 6.15]

Kirtland Kiwanis Strawberry Festival (Kirtland, Ohio) thru 6.15]

Lavender Bloom and Wine Event (Concho, Arizona) [thru 7.13]

Louisiana Corn Festival (Bunkie, Louisiana) [thru 6.15]

Newport Italianfest (Newport, Kentucky) [thru 6.16]

New York State Blues Festival (Syracuse, New York) [thru 6.15]

Ottawa Fringe Festival (Ottawa, Canada) [thru 6.23]

Owego Strawberry Festival (Owego, New York) [thru 6.15]

Sónar (Barcelona, Spain) [thru 6.15]

Springfield Fair (Springfield, Maine) [thru 6.16]

Taste of the Vineyard (Edgartown, Massachusetts) [thru 6.15]

Telluride Food + Vine (Telluride, Colorado) [thru 6.16]

Tour of America's Dairyland (Muliple locations, Wisconsin) [thru 6.23]

US Open Golf Championship (thru 6.16)

Feast Days

Annie Sprinkle Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Anthony of Padua, Doctor of the Church (Christian; Saint) [Portugal]

Aquilina (Christian; Saint)

Audrey Niffenegger (Writerism)

Balor (Celtic Book of Days)

Bricket Wood Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Buddha's Parinirvana (Bhutan)

Cetteus (Peregrinus; Christian; Saint)

Damhnade of Ireland (Christian; Saint)

Day of the Living Children of Nut (Ancient Egypt)

Dorothy L. Sayers(Writerism)

Feast of Epona (Celtic; Pagan)

Felicula (Christian; Saint)

Festival of Jupiter Invictus (Jupiter the Unconquered)

First-in-Line and Queue-Jumping Tournament (Shamanism)

G. K. Chesterton (Episcopal Church (USA))

Gerard of Clairvaux (Christian; Saint)

Gin Day (Pastafarian)

Gotthard Graubner (Artology)

Green Day (Pastafarian)

Ides of June (Ancient Rome)

Leon Chwistek (Artology)

Psalmodius (Christian; Saint)

Quinquatrus Minusculae (Old Roman Festival to Minerva)

Ragnebert (a.k.a. Rambert; Christian; Saint)

Ralph McQuarrie (Artology)

The Spaniel (Muppetism)

St. Theresa (Positivist; Saint)

Thomas Woodhouse (Christian; Blessed)

Triphyllius (Christian; Saint)

William Butler Yeats (Writerism)

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Shavuot ends (Judaism) [7 Sivan] (a.k.a. …

Feast of the Harvest

Feast of Weeks

Festival of Weeks

First-Fruit festival

Wheat Harvest

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]

Water Husband Name Day (Young Women fill their mouth with water and didn’t let it out until they heard a man’s name. That name would be the name of their future husband; Portugal)

Premieres

The Apocalypse Watch, by Robert Ludlum (Novel; 1995)

Back to School (Film; 1986)

Backwoods Bunny (WB LT Cartoon; 1959)

BrainDead (TV Series; 2016)

Cherche Le Phantom (The Inspector Cartoon; 1968)

Day of Infamy, by Walter Lord (History Book; 1957)

The Disillusioned Bluebird (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1944)

Faith and Courage, by Sinead O’Connor (Album; 2000)

Forever Your Girl, by Paula Abdul (Album; 1988)

The Game of Kings, by Dorothy Dunnett (Novel; 1961)

Hercules (Animated Disney Film; 1997)

Horsefly Opera (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1941)

How to Train Your Dragon 2 (Animated Film; 2014)

I’ll Be Skiing Ya (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1947)

The Incredible Hulk (Film; 2008)

Jagged Little Pill, by Alan’s Morrisette (Album; 1995)

Jet Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1967)

Kind Hearts and Coronets (Film; 1949)

Les Noces, by Igor Stravinsky (Ballet; 1923)

Lolita (Film; 1962)

Make It With You, by Bread (Song; 1970)

Mona Lisa (Film; 1986)

Nine Princes in Amber, by Roger Zelazny (Novel; 1970)

Olive’s Boithday Presink (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1941)

The Omen, by David Seltzer (Novel; 1976)

Pat and Mike (Film; 1952)

Petrushka, by Igor Stravinsky (Ballet; 1911)

Post, by Björk (Album; 1995)

The Price of Salt, by Claire Morgan (Novel; 1952)

The Prince and the Showgirl (Film; 1957)

Prozac Nation (Film; 2003)

Roadie (Film; 1980)

Tales of the City, by Armistead Maupin (Serialized Novel; 1978)

Texas Flood, by Stevie Ray Vaughan (Album; 1983)

22 Jump Street (Film; 2014)

…Very ‘Eavy …Very ‘Umble, by Uriah Heel (Album; 1970)

Vida La Vida, by Coldplay (Song; 2008)

The Washout Chronicle, by John Cheever (Novel; 1957)

Wholly Moses (Film; 1980)

The World is Flat, by Thomas L. Friedman (Economics Book; 2005)

Yodeling Yokels (WB LT Cartoon; 1931)

You Only Live Twice (US Film; 1967) [James Bond #5]

Today’s Name Days

Antonius, Bernhard (Austria)

Antonija, Antun, Toni (Croatia)

Antonín (Czech Republic)

Cyrillus (Denmark)

Monika, Mooni, Moonika (Estonia)

Raila, Raili (Finland)

Antoine (France)

Anton, Antonius, Bernhard (Germany)

Trifilios (Greece)

Anett, Antal (Hungary)

Alice, Antonio (Italy)

Ainārs, Tautvaldis, Tobijs, Uva, Zigfrīds, Zigrids (Latvia)

Akvilina, Antanas, Kunotas, Skalvė (Lithuania)

Tanja, Tone, Tonje (Norway)

Antoni, Chociemir, Herman, Lucjan, Maria Magdalena, Tobiasz (Poland)

Achilina (România)

Anton (Slovakia)

Antonio (Spain)

Aina, Aino (Sweden)

Kalyna (Ukraine)

Ivey, Ivy, Lara, Larissa (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 165 of 2024; 201 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 24 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Duir (Oak) [Day 5 of 28]

Chinese: Month 5 (Geng-Wu), Day 8 (Wu-Shen)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 7 Sivan 5784

Islamic: 6 Dhu al-Hijjah 1445

J Cal: 15 Blue; Oneday [15 of 30]

Julian: 31 May 2024

Moon: 50%: 1st Quarter

Positivist: 24 St. Paul (6th Month) [St. Theresa]

Runic Half Month: Dag (Day) [Day 5 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 87 of 92)

Week: 2nd Full Week of June)

Zodiac: Gemini (Day 24 of 31)

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Holidays 6.13

Holidays

Aethra Asteroid Day

Beyond the Solar System Day

City Day (Lisbon, Portugal)

Dia de Exu (Brazil)

Flag Day (Palau)

International Albinism Awareness Day (UN)

International Axe Throwing Day

International Community Association Managers Day

Inventors’ Day (Hungary)

Jason Voorhees Day

Kitchen Klutzes of America Day

LGBTQIA Equal Pay Awareness Day

Loeys-Dietz Day of Giving

Michael Jackson Vindication Day

Military Gendarmerie Day (Poland)

Miranda Day

National Albinism Awareness Day

National Chamoy Day

National Dance/Movement Therapy Advocacy Day

National Day of Abortion Storytelling Day

National Day of Productive Business Civility

National Doe B Day

National Elderflower Day

National Frances Day

National Golf Cart Day

National Jane Day

National Pigeon Day

National Productive Business Civility Day

National Random Acts of Light Day

National Weed Your Garden Day

Outdoor Marketing Day

Random Acts of Light Day

Roller Coaster Day

San Antonio Day (Ceuta, Spain)

Sewing Machine Day

613 Day (Ottawa)

613 Mitzvot Day

Suleimaniah City Fallen and Martyrs Day (Iraqi Kurdistan)

Swiftie Day

Tench Day (French Republic)

Weed Your Garden Day

The Wicket World of Croquet Day

World Softball Day

Yawn-a-thon

Yeats Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Cupcake Day (UK)

Cupcake Lover’s Day

National Cucumber Day

Rosé Day [also 2nd Saturday]

Independence & Related Days

Princian Commonwealth (Declared; 2017) [unrecognized]

Reform Movement Anniversary Day (Yemen)

2nd Thursday in June

National Career Nursing Assistants Day [2nd Thursday]

National Farm Workers Day [2nd Thursday]

Superman Celebration begins (Metropolis, Illinois) [2nd Thursday thru Sunday]

Throwback Thursday [Every Thursday]

World Judicial Officer Day [2nd Thursday]

Weekly Holidays beginning June 13 (2nd Full Week)

National Hermit Week (thru 6.20)

National Nursing Assistants Week (thru 6.19)

Festivals Beginning June 13, 2024

BBQ RibFest (Fort Wayne, Indiana) [thru 6.16]

Bonnaroo Music + Arts Festival (Manchester, Tennessee) [thru 6.16]

Chisholm Trail Roundup BBQ & Chili Cook-Offs (Lockhart, Texas) [thru 6.15

Chorus Inside International (Lloret de Mar, Spain) [thru 6.18]

Claw Down (Boothbay Harbor, Maine)

Gladbrook Corn Carnival (Gladbrook, Iowa) [thru 6.16]

Greenfield Festival (Interlaken, Switzerland) [thru 6.15]

Hollywood Fringe Festival (Los Angeles, California) [thru 6.30]

Indy Strawberry Festival (Indianapolis, Indiana) [thru 6.15]

Kirtland Kiwanis Strawberry Festival (Kirtland, Ohio) thru 6.15]

Lavender Bloom and Wine Event (Concho, Arizona) [thru 7.13]

Louisiana Corn Festival (Bunkie, Louisiana) [thru 6.15]

Newport Italianfest (Newport, Kentucky) [thru 6.16]

New York State Blues Festival (Syracuse, New York) [thru 6.15]

Ottawa Fringe Festival (Ottawa, Canada) [thru 6.23]

Owego Strawberry Festival (Owego, New York) [thru 6.15]

Sónar (Barcelona, Spain) [thru 6.15]

Springfield Fair (Springfield, Maine) [thru 6.16]

Taste of the Vineyard (Edgartown, Massachusetts) [thru 6.15]

Telluride Food + Vine (Telluride, Colorado) [thru 6.16]

Tour of America's Dairyland (Muliple locations, Wisconsin) [thru 6.23]

US Open Golf Championship (thru 6.16)

Feast Days

Annie Sprinkle Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Anthony of Padua, Doctor of the Church (Christian; Saint) [Portugal]

Aquilina (Christian; Saint)

Audrey Niffenegger (Writerism)

Balor (Celtic Book of Days)

Bricket Wood Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)

Buddha's Parinirvana (Bhutan)

Cetteus (Peregrinus; Christian; Saint)

Damhnade of Ireland (Christian; Saint)

Day of the Living Children of Nut (Ancient Egypt)

Dorothy L. Sayers(Writerism)

Feast of Epona (Celtic; Pagan)

Felicula (Christian; Saint)

Festival of Jupiter Invictus (Jupiter the Unconquered)

First-in-Line and Queue-Jumping Tournament (Shamanism)

G. K. Chesterton (Episcopal Church (USA))

Gerard of Clairvaux (Christian; Saint)

Gin Day (Pastafarian)

Gotthard Graubner (Artology)

Green Day (Pastafarian)

Ides of June (Ancient Rome)

Leon Chwistek (Artology)

Psalmodius (Christian; Saint)

Quinquatrus Minusculae (Old Roman Festival to Minerva)

Ragnebert (a.k.a. Rambert; Christian; Saint)

Ralph McQuarrie (Artology)

The Spaniel (Muppetism)

St. Theresa (Positivist; Saint)

Thomas Woodhouse (Christian; Blessed)

Triphyllius (Christian; Saint)

William Butler Yeats (Writerism)

Hebrew Calendar Holidays [Begins at Sundown Day Before]

Shavuot ends (Judaism) [7 Sivan] (a.k.a. …

Feast of the Harvest

Feast of Weeks

Festival of Weeks

First-Fruit festival

Wheat Harvest

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]

Water Husband Name Day (Young Women fill their mouth with water and didn’t let it out until they heard a man’s name. That name would be the name of their future husband; Portugal)

Premieres

The Apocalypse Watch, by Robert Ludlum (Novel; 1995)

Back to School (Film; 1986)

Backwoods Bunny (WB LT Cartoon; 1959)

BrainDead (TV Series; 2016)

Cherche Le Phantom (The Inspector Cartoon; 1968)

Day of Infamy, by Walter Lord (History Book; 1957)

The Disillusioned Bluebird (Color Rhapsody Cartoon; 1944)

Faith and Courage, by Sinead O’Connor (Album; 2000)

Forever Your Girl, by Paula Abdul (Album; 1988)

The Game of Kings, by Dorothy Dunnett (Novel; 1961)

Hercules (Animated Disney Film; 1997)

Horsefly Opera (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1941)

How to Train Your Dragon 2 (Animated Film; 2014)

I’ll Be Skiing Ya (Fleischer/Famous Popeye Cartoon; 1947)

The Incredible Hulk (Film; 2008)

Jagged Little Pill, by Alan’s Morrisette (Album; 1995)

Jet Pink (Pink Panther Cartoon; 1967)

Kind Hearts and Coronets (Film; 1949)

Les Noces, by Igor Stravinsky (Ballet; 1923)

Lolita (Film; 1962)

Make It With You, by Bread (Song; 1970)

Mona Lisa (Film; 1986)

Nine Princes in Amber, by Roger Zelazny (Novel; 1970)

Olive’s Boithday Presink (Fleischer Popeye Cartoon; 1941)

The Omen, by David Seltzer (Novel; 1976)

Pat and Mike (Film; 1952)

Petrushka, by Igor Stravinsky (Ballet; 1911)

Post, by Björk (Album; 1995)

The Price of Salt, by Claire Morgan (Novel; 1952)

The Prince and the Showgirl (Film; 1957)

Prozac Nation (Film; 2003)

Roadie (Film; 1980)

Tales of the City, by Armistead Maupin (Serialized Novel; 1978)

Texas Flood, by Stevie Ray Vaughan (Album; 1983)

22 Jump Street (Film; 2014)

…Very ‘Eavy …Very ‘Umble, by Uriah Heel (Album; 1970)

Vida La Vida, by Coldplay (Song; 2008)

The Washout Chronicle, by John Cheever (Novel; 1957)

Wholly Moses (Film; 1980)

The World is Flat, by Thomas L. Friedman (Economics Book; 2005)

Yodeling Yokels (WB LT Cartoon; 1931)

You Only Live Twice (US Film; 1967) [James Bond #5]

Today’s Name Days

Antonius, Bernhard (Austria)

Antonija, Antun, Toni (Croatia)

Antonín (Czech Republic)

Cyrillus (Denmark)

Monika, Mooni, Moonika (Estonia)

Raila, Raili (Finland)

Antoine (France)

Anton, Antonius, Bernhard (Germany)

Trifilios (Greece)

Anett, Antal (Hungary)

Alice, Antonio (Italy)

Ainārs, Tautvaldis, Tobijs, Uva, Zigfrīds, Zigrids (Latvia)

Akvilina, Antanas, Kunotas, Skalvė (Lithuania)

Tanja, Tone, Tonje (Norway)

Antoni, Chociemir, Herman, Lucjan, Maria Magdalena, Tobiasz (Poland)

Achilina (România)

Anton (Slovakia)

Antonio (Spain)

Aina, Aino (Sweden)

Kalyna (Ukraine)

Ivey, Ivy, Lara, Larissa (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 165 of 2024; 201 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 24 of 2024

Celtic Tree Calendar: Duir (Oak) [Day 5 of 28]

Chinese: Month 5 (Geng-Wu), Day 8 (Wu-Shen)

Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]

Hebrew: 7 Sivan 5784

Islamic: 6 Dhu al-Hijjah 1445

J Cal: 15 Blue; Oneday [15 of 30]

Julian: 31 May 2024

Moon: 50%: 1st Quarter

Positivist: 24 St. Paul (6th Month) [St. Theresa]

Runic Half Month: Dag (Day) [Day 5 of 15]

Season: Spring (Day 87 of 92)

Week: 2nd Full Week of June)

Zodiac: Gemini (Day 24 of 31)

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Explore Exquisite Wines at best Wine Tasting San Antonio

Indulge in a delightful experience of wine tasting San Antonio at Incontro da Vineyard. Our vineyard offers a serene setting for savoring the finest wines in the region. Discover the perfect blend of flavors as you enjoy a day of wine tasting near San Antonio. Located conveniently near San Antonio, TX, our winery is your gateway to a world of exceptional wines. Join us and explore the charm of wineries near San Antonio, TX, while sipping on our carefully crafted wines. Incontro da Vineyard is your destination for an unforgettable wine-tasting adventure.

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Querciabella 2018 Chianti Classico

First sniff and taste suggest a serious Chianti Classico by annata's standards. Not as overt as the ’15 at similar stage: the mood is reticent, its fruit darker, the accent earthier. Black cherry, blackberry, violet and sweet tobacco fill the senses on top of oaky clues such as cedar and coffee, with plush fruit very much clad in soil and leather. Riserva-grade presence and structure here. Tense, austere despite plenty of air time, this has yet to find its red fruit voice should it follow the same trajectory as ’15. — ★★★

Appellation: Chianti Classico Region: Chianti, Toscana, Italy Subzone: Greve, Radda and Gaiole Cépage: 100% Sangiovese Abv: 14.5% Production: 180,000 Élevage: 12 months in French oak barriques and tonneaux (10% new), 3 in bottle Distributor: Asiaeuro

Critic Reviews:

The 2018 Chianti Classico is classy, polished and exceptionally beautiful. Like so many wines in 2018, the Chianti Classico is aromatic and gracious in feel, more finesse than power. Silky tannins wrap around a core of bright Sangiovese fruit. From start to finish, the 2018 is all class. Drink: 2022–2033. Antonio Galloni (Vinous, 09/2020) 93

Querciabella Chianti Classico 2018 is fine and expressive on the nose: really focused cherry and plum fruit with fine green notes and lovely aromas. The palate is supremely fresh and balanced with lovely focus to the fresh, elegant red berry fruits, as well as nice herby, slightly spicy complexity. Really bright and expressive. Jamie Goode (Wineanorak.com) 95

This red shows some depth to the black cherry, black currant, iron and tobacco aromas and flavors. There is a hint of tar, and the firm structure is well-integrated. Drink now through 2032. Bruce Sanderson (Wine Spectator, 06/2021) 90

Luscious, juicy fruit on the palate and silky tannins that make their mark. Beautiful balance and elegant and concentrated at the same time. Amazing length and focus. Walter Speller (Jancis Robinson) 17.5

Sweet wood nuances lead with cinnamon, clove and a touch of vanilla eventually ceding to wild cherry and wet soil. On the palate, forest berries are laced with chocolate. The fruit is concentrated and plush with ripe, powdery tannins giving effortless support. This is its usual sophisticated and polished self, with lots of juiciness. Yields are a low 30 hl/ha and ageing is in a combination of French oak tonneaux and barriques, 10% new. Give this another year for the wood to integrate. Michaela Morris (Decanter, 03/2021) 91

This wine combines fruit from high-elevation vineyards on three soil types (predominantly sandstone, galestro and limestone) to give flavors of pure red cherry laced with soft notes of tobacco and herbs. Scents of pink petals add lift, and the wine stays integrated through a fresh, vibrant finish. Stephanie Johnson (Wine & Spirits, 04/2021) 92

Remains 100 per cent sangiovese, as it has been since 2012, as a three-commune collection; Ruffoli in Greve (40 per cent), on the Volpaia side and across the valley to Radda (20) and San Polo in Rosso from Gaiole (20), across the ravine from Ama. The totality of the Gaiole fruit is raised on Alberese, the Radda in schisty Galestro and Ruffoli, well Ruffoli is really about elevation. A no extremities vintage following a very cold winter and no climate spikes save for the early August heat. The Querciabella richness is foiled but also optimized by a three-part mineral harmony that does not so much cut but adds three district notes to the wine. The epiphany may or not begin with this 2018 but the textural perception has undergone a transformational alteration, now in defence against the drying effect of sangiovese’s tannin. The winemaking team has moved forward from the experimental stage into a full-on working contract with Piedmontese cappello sommerso, keeping the cap submerged for extended periods (up to 45 days). The high elevation fruit is particularly promising, forging true connectivity with the process. You get it completely, intuit the polish and this Annata just melts straight into inherit structure, again with thanks for a portion that has settled early. The wheel is constantly turning for Querciabella’s wines. Stupendo. Drink 2022-2032. Michael Godel (Wine Align, 05/2021) 94

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Navigating the Skies and Roads The Ultimate Guide to Airport Transfers in Texas Hill Country with Pronto Andiamo Transportation

In the heart of Texas Hill Country lies a region known for its picturesque landscapes, vibrant culture, and bustling airports. Whether you're a weary traveler arriving at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport or San Antonio International Airport, the journey doesn't end upon touchdown. That's where Pronto Andiamo Transportation steps in, offering seamless airport transfers that ensure your journey through Texas Hill Country is as smooth as the rolling hills themselves.

Understanding the Texas Hill Country

Before diving into the intricacies of airport transfers, let's paint a picture of the Texas Hill Country. Spanning across central and south Texas, this region is renowned for its sprawling vineyards, historic towns, and rugged terrain. From the charming streets of Fredericksburg to the natural beauty of Canyon Lake, there's no shortage of attractions to explore.

The Importance of Reliable Airport Transfers

When embarking on a journey to Texas Hill Country, reliable transportation is key. After a long flight, the last thing you want is to deal with the hassle of finding a taxi or navigating unfamiliar roads. That's where Pronto Andiamo Transportation comes in, offering a stress-free solution for airport transfers.

Introducing Pronto Andiamo Transportation

Pronto Andiamo Transportation is a leading provider of premium transportation services in Texas Hill Country. With a fleet of luxury vehicles and a team of professional drivers, they specialize in delivering a first-class experience for airport transfers, corporate travel, and special events.

Seamless Booking Process

Booking your airport transfer with Pronto Andiamo Transportation is a breeze. Simply visit their website or give them a call to reserve your ride. With flexible scheduling options and competitive rates, they make it easy to plan your transportation ahead of time.

Arrival at the Airport

Upon your arrival at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport or San Antonio International Airport, your dedicated driver from Pronto Andiamo Transportation will be waiting to greet you. They'll assist with your luggage and ensure you're comfortably settled in for the journey ahead.

Luxurious Travel Experience

As you embark on your journey through Texas Hill Country, you'll be treated to a luxurious travel experience with Pronto Andiamo Transportation. Their fleet includes a range of vehicles to suit your needs, from spacious SUVs to elegant sedans. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic views as you're chauffeured to your destination in style.

Personalized Service

At Pronto Andiamo Transportation, they understand that every traveler is unique. Whether you're traveling solo, with family, or as part of a group, they'll tailor their services to meet your specific requirements. From providing child seats for little ones to accommodating special requests, their goal is to ensure your complete satisfaction.

Exploring Texas Hill Country

With Pronto Andiamo Transportation handling your airport transfers, you're free to explore all that Texas Hill Country has to offer. Spend your days wine tasting at award-winning vineyards, strolling through historic towns, or soaking up the natural beauty of the countryside. Whatever your interests, the possibilities are endless.

Return Journey

When it's time to bid farewell to Texas Hill Country, Pronto Andiamo Transportation will be there to whisk you back to the airport with the same level of professionalism and comfort. Say goodbye to stress and hello to peace of mind as you enjoy a seamless journey home.

Conclusion

In the realm of airport transfers in Texas Hill Country, Pronto Andiamo Transportation stands out as a beacon of reliability, luxury, and personalized service. From the moment you touch down to the moment you depart, they're committed to making your travel experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible. So why wait? Book your airport transfer with Pronto Andiamo Transportation today and embark on the journey of a lifetime through Texas Hill Country.

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Grape Escape: Exploring Texas Wineries with Convenient Transportation

Introduction

Texas may not be the first place that comes to mind when thinking about wine regions, but the state boasts a thriving wine industry with numerous wineries producing award-winning wines. From the picturesque Hill Country to the sprawling vineyards of the Texas High Plains, there are plenty of opportunities for wine enthusiasts to explore. However, navigating these wine regions can be challenging without proper transportation. This guide aims to provide insights into convenient transportation options for exploring Texas Winery Tours transportation, ensuring a memorable and hassle-free wine-tasting experience.

Wine Regions in Texas

Before delving into transportation options, it's essential to understand the diverse wine regions that Texas has to offer. The Texas Hill Country, located just west of Austin and north of San Antonio, is one of the state's most popular wine destinations. Known for its scenic landscapes, rolling hills, and charming small towns, the Hill Country is home to numerous wineries producing a variety of wines, including Tempranillo, Viognier, and Cabernet Sauvignon.

Another prominent wine region in Texas is the Texas High Plains, located in the northwest part of the state. This region benefits from high elevation and a dry climate, making it well-suited for grape cultivation. The Texas High Plains produce a significant portion of the state's wine grapes, particularly varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Malbec.

Convenient Transportation Options

Exploring Texas wineries requires reliable transportation to navigate between vineyards and tasting rooms. Fortunately, several convenient transportation options cater to wine enthusiasts looking to embark on a grape escape in the Lone Star State.

Wine Tours

One of the most convenient ways to explore Texas wineries is by joining a wine tour. Many tour operators in the Hill Country and Texas High Plains offer guided wine tours, providing transportation between wineries and knowledgeable guides who offer insights into the region's winemaking process and history. Wine tours typically include visits to multiple wineries, tastings, and sometimes even lunch or dinner options, allowing participants to sample a variety of wines while leaving the driving to the experts.

Private Transportation Services

For those seeking a more personalized wine-tasting experience, private transportation services offer a flexible and convenient option. Many companies in Texas specialize in providing chauffeured transportation for wine tours, allowing groups to customize their itinerary and explore wineries at their own pace. Whether it's a luxury sedan, SUV, or limousine, private transportation services can accommodate groups of various sizes and preferences, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free wine-tasting experience.

Renting a Car

For independent travelers who prefer to chart their own course, renting a car provides the flexibility to explore Texas wineries at their leisure. Renting a car allows travelers to create their own itinerary, visit wineries off the beaten path, and take in the scenic beauty of the surrounding countryside. With several rental car agencies operating in major cities like Austin, San Antonio, and Lubbock, obtaining a vehicle for a wine-tasting excursion is both convenient and accessible.

Public Transportation

While public transportation options may be limited in rural wine regions, some wineries in the Texas Hill Country are accessible via public transportation from major cities like Austin and San Antonio. Additionally, some wine tour operators offer shuttle services from designated pickup locations in urban centers to wineries in the surrounding area. While public transportation may not provide as much flexibility as other options, it can be a cost-effective way to visit wineries for travelers without access to a private vehicle.

Conclusion

Exploring Texas wineries offers a delightful opportunity to discover the state's burgeoning wine scene and enjoy the hospitality of local vineyards. Whether you're touring the picturesque landscapes of the Hill Country or exploring the vast vineyards of the Texas High Plains, convenient transportation options are available to enhance your wine-tasting experience. Whether you opt for a guided wine tour, private transportation service, rental car, or public transportation, planning ahead and selecting the right transportation option can ensure a memorable and enjoyable grape escape in the Lone Star State.

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Vivino Wine Data Scraping

Vivino Wine Data Scraping

In today's digital age, data plays a crucial role in various industries, including the wine industry. With the increasing popularity of online platforms like Vivino, wine enthusiasts and businesses can now leverage the power of data scraping to gain valuable insights and make informed decisions. Vivino Wine Data Scraping refers to the process of extracting wine-related data from Vivino's extensive database, which includes information about different wines, ratings, reviews, and more.

Overall, Vivino Wine Data Scraping opens up a world of possibilities for wine enthusiasts and businesses. It allows them to explore the vast universe of wines, discover hidden gems, and stay ahead of the competition. Whether you're a wine lover looking to expand your knowledge or a business aiming to make data-driven decisions, Vivino Wine Data Scraping can truly revolutionize the way you experience and interact with wine.

List of Data fields

When it comes to Vivino Wine Data Scraping, there are various data fields that can be extracted. Among the critical data fields are:

- Wine Name: The name of the wine being scraped.

- Winery: The name of the winery or vineyard that produces the wine.

- Grape Variety: The type of grape used to make the wine.

- Region: The geographic area where the wine is manufactured.

- Flavor Profile: The taste characteristics and aroma of the wine.

- Average Rating: The overall rating given to the wine by Vivino users.

- User Reviews: Reviews and comments left by Vivino users.

These data fields provide valuable information about different wines and can be used to analyze trends, compare wines, and make informed decisions. By scraping these data fields from Vivino, wine enthusiasts and businesses can access a comprehensive database of wine information.

Benefits for Vivino Wine Data Scraping

Vivino Wine Data Scraping offers numerous benefits for wine enthusiasts and businesses alike. Some of the key benefits include:

- Access To A Vast Database: By scraping data from Vivino, users can access a vast database of wine information, allowing them to explore different wines and expand their knowledge.

- Personalized Recommendations: With the help of scraped data, Vivino can provide personalized wine recommendations based on user preferences and ratings.

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Overall, Vivino Wine Data Scraping empowers wine enthusiasts and businesses with valuable insights and information, enhancing their wine experiences and driving success in the industry.

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Conclusion

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Culinary Delights: Exploring the Best Restaurants in Costa Rica

Costa Rica, renowned for its stunning natural landscapes and rich biodiversity, also offers a culinary scene that's equally captivating. From fresh seafood to traditional Costa Rican delicacies, the country boasts a diverse range of dining options that cater to every palate. Let's take a gastronomic journey through some of the best restaurants in Costa Rica that promise an unforgettable dining experience.

Soda Viquez: Located in the heart of San Jose, Soda Viquez offers a taste of authentic Costa Rican cuisine. This charming eatery is known for its casado, a traditional dish featuring rice, beans, plantains, salad, and a choice of protein such as chicken, beef, or fish. The vibrant atmosphere and friendly service make it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.

El Avion: Nestled in Manuel Antonio overlooking the Pacific Ocean, El Avion is renowned for its unique setting and delicious fare. Housed within a converted cargo plane, this restaurant serves up fresh seafood dishes alongside spectacular sunset views. Don't miss their signature dish, the seafood paella, crafted with locally sourced ingredients.

Alma de Amón: For a taste of contemporary Costa Rican cuisine, Alma de Amón in San Jose is a must-visit. This upscale restaurant combines traditional flavors with modern techniques to create innovative dishes that delight the senses. From ceviche to slow-cooked pork belly, each plate is a work of art, showcasing the culinary prowess of Costa Rica's talented chefs.

Kapi Kapi: Situated in Manuel Antonio, Kapi Kapi is synonymous with refined dining and impeccable service. The menu features a fusion of international flavors with a focus on fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients. Dishes like the grilled octopus and blackened mahi-mahi are sure to tantalize your taste buds in this elegant yet relaxed setting.

Makoko: Tucked away in the rainforest of Tortuguero, Makoko offers a dining experience unlike any other. Accessible only by boat, this eco-friendly restaurant specializes in Caribbean cuisine with a Costa Rican twist. Feast on delicacies like coconut-infused shrimp curry while surrounded by the sights and sounds of the jungle.

La Pecora Nera: In the vibrant town of Tamarindo, La Pecora Nera stands out as a culinary gem with its Italian-inspired menu and cozy ambiance. From wood-fired pizzas to homemade pasta, every dish is crafted with care using the freshest ingredients available. Pair your meal with a glass of wine from their extensive selection for the perfect dining experience.

Ginger Restaurant: Perched atop a hill in Nosara, Ginger Restaurant offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape along with delectable cuisine. With a focus on farm-to-table dining, this eco-conscious eatery serves up creative dishes made with organic ingredients sourced from local farmers. Be sure to try their innovative cocktails infused with tropical flavors.

From bustling cities to secluded beach towns, Costa Rica's culinary scene is as diverse as its ecosystems. Whether you're craving traditional fare or international cuisine, these top restaurants are sure to satisfy your appetite and leave you craving more of Costa Rica's culinary delights.