A unique resource for residents and visitors.
Moreover, a person who opts for analogues of a branded drug will find that in addition to conventional tablets, generic manufacturers have preoccupied with the creation of more convenient forms of release of Vardenafil, namely soft tablets that quickly dissolve in the oral cavity if they are placed under the tongue, as well as chewable tablets and even such an exotic option as gel for oral use.
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Due to computer problems, I don’t have a regular article ready this week. My desktop machine is in the shop for a new hard-drive installed. In the meantime, I resurrected a Microsoft Surface machine to get some work done.
It’s not been used since the summer, so it took several hours to get it updated to the point where it is safely functional. Fortunately, the hard-drive on my desktop machine was still under warranty, so it won’t be too costly to get fixed. The “old” drive lasted less than a year, which is the quickest I’ve ever had one die on me (see Technical Difficulties, published March 27 of last year).
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Cove Point Winery welcome sign.
For a wine & beer tour of southern Calvert County tastings, there are three wineries and a brew-pub that may make for a nice day trip. From north to south they are (clicking on the links below will take you to their complete listing in our Food & Drink Business Directory):
If you’re going to do them all in a single day, though, I’d recommend doing the wineries first, and then finish at Ruddy Duck, where you can taste their beers, and also finish your day with a meal.…
We’ve got stuffed ham and oysters on hand. Cindy’s going to make her Oysters Rockefeller casserole for dinner today. At this writing, the Oysters Rockefeller recipe is the sixth most popular article on our site. We got the oysters and ham at Thompson’s Seafood Catering & Market in La Plata, Charles County.
Stuffed ham and oysters.
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Matt Cimino (far right) of Great Shoals Winery accepts The Jack Aellen Cup award for best fruit wine from Maryland’s First Lady, Yumi Hogan. In the center is competition director Al Spoler.
On Monday, December December 11, 2017, the Award Ceremony for the Governor’s Cup 2017 wine competition was held in the Old Maryland Grill restaurant in The Hotel at the University of Maryland in College Park. The judging was held Sunday, August 13, at the Center Club in Baltimore. The judges included more than 30 wine experts from the region who tasted over 150 different wines, including whites, rosés, sparklings, and reds. The 21 gold-medal winners were then judged for the Best-in-Show and the Best-in-Class honors.
The Maryland Wineries Association published the results of the competition on August 18th, so the College Park event was a celebration more than an announcement of winners. The wife of Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, Yumi Hogan, presented the awards. Al Spoler, Director of the competition, also assisted in the award presentations. Spoler has been involved in the competition for about 18 years, and is known from his work with WYPR FM radio and Maryland Public television.
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There are fine locally made wines & spirits around Brandywine, MD.
Within 8 miles of the Brandywine, MD Post Office are four wineries and a distillery. The wineries all have Brandywine addresses, and the distillery is just south of Brandywine, in Waldorf, MD. This makes for a great opportunity to work your way through a variety of tasting rooms. Each business offers a different take on the wonders of fermentation or distillation, with a variety of wine and spirits, making Brandywine a great tasting room destination.
Historically, Brandywine developed as a railroad town in the late 1800s. Located in southern Prince George’s County, Brandywine’s ZIP Code covers a much larger area than the town itself, and even includes parts of northern Charles County (click here to see a map of the Brandywine ZIP Code area).
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