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Features for Thursday, October 26, 2006

Redd named in Esquire’s top 20

Redd restaurant in Yountville is heralded as one of this year’s best new restaurants by John Mariani in Esquire Magazine’s November 2006 issue.

Bon Appetit editor discusses food trends

Look for raw fish in dishes other than sushi to show up more and more on menus in coming months. “Crudo” — the Italian and Spanish name for raw seafood — is one of the rising trends pinpointed by Barbara Fairchild, editor-in-chief of Bon Appétit magazine, during a recent talk at the CIA in St. Helena.

Catherine Bergen brings her products to Community Day at Copia

Five years ago, Catherine Bergen’s Tulocay’s Made in Napa Valley brand was a fledgling company offering high-quality sauces and condiments that Bergen had created in her facility on the Napa River.

The Phantom Fork: The Fork gets healthy — sort of — at Wal-Mart

Each Tuesday The Register reviews an area restaurant, with an emphasis on establishments where a couple can dine for $30 or less.  Reader suggestions are welcomed.

The not-so-traditional tomato

I’d initially planned to write up some zucchini-related recipes, but when the weather changed so quickly, I decided I’d better get busy and start preparing the beds for my winter vegetables instead.

Bounty Hunter keeps valley stocked with wine rarities

To local residents, the Bounty Hunter in downtown Napa is a wine bar, a wine shop, a restaurant and a place to congregate in the evening.

EU says simplicity is key to regain world wine market share

BRUSSELS, Belgium  — European winemakers are losing customers at French sidewalk cafes and Italian dinner tables, and the EU’s top farm official has a drop of advice: Stop confusing wine drinkers.

Vintage 2006: Banner year for local wines

Buoyed by a textbook harvest, area grapegrowers and vintners are predicting 2006 will be a banner year for Napa Valley wines.

Wine Notes: An intensive on wines of Spain at the CIA

From Register Staff

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