I took advantage of a rainy Sunday to catch up on some reading though, instead of newspaper stacks, I had bookmarked pages and Google alerts filling up my inbox. For the New York Times, Jonathan Miles visited Roneria Caracas, a new Brooklyn bar specializing in rum drinks, in The Choices? Rum or Rum and doesn’t miss the whisky while Paola Singer went to western Spain to sample the Dom Pérignon of Iberian ham for In Spain, A Delicacy Rooted in Earth and Tradition. Meanwhile, Patricia Jinich compares Argentine, Colombian, Honduran and Salvadorean chorizo to the Mexican varieties she grew up with in More Chorizo to Love for the Washington Post and there’s a new store and cafe specializing in gourmet Argentinian and Chilean products, Kouzine Delicacies and Wines, open in Miami that I can’t wait to visit. I love rain delays.
Catching Up in January
Published 18 January 2010 Argentina , Catching Up , Chile , Colombia , El Savador , General , Honduras , Miami , Spain 1 CommentTags: New York Times, Washington Post, Jonathan Miles, Roneria Caracas, The Choices? Rum or Rum, Paola Singer, In Spain A Delicacy Rooted in Earth and Tradition, Patricia Jinich, More Chorizo to Love, Kouzine Delicacies and Wines





These sound like great reads. Thanks for sharing