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Hatfield, Massachusetts · HatfieldAging wine is a lost art, says Monte Belmonte, a self-described wine snob. He has exactly two bottles of wine in his wine cellar. The Wine Advocate scored a 92 when it was released 21 years ago and said it will be even better in 2 to 3 years. He also had the opportunity to try the oldest vintage he ever experienced.See the Story
Monte Belmonte Wines: Aging wine is a lost art, even with us wine snobs
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Hatfield, Massachusetts · HatfieldRobin Goldstein: Terpenes are the aromatic compounds responsible for the broad spectrum of weed smells. Goldstein: Your nose is a much better predictor of how much you'll enjoy a package of bud than any million-dollar lab machine measurement. He says the promise of terpenes and terpene measurements, especially for the longtime weed aficionado, is a potential antidote to this new plastic world of weed shopping.See the Story
Terpenetics 101: A hatchet job
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Hatfield, Massachusetts · HatfieldLocal musician Chris Croteau took a musical hiatus to focus on parenthood, but is now back with an album that is worth the wait. The 16-track album has songs that have taken decades to finalize, with appearances by many musicians (and friends) sprinkled throughout. Some of those friends have since passed away.See the Story
Mixtape: An album decades in the making: Chris Croteau releases 'Mesmir'
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Basketball · HatfieldDivision Q is a new basketball league created by and for queer players. They welcome anyone of any skill level who identifies as LGBTQIA+. Some participants had played basketball all the way through college; others had just started playing basketball. About a year before Division Q's inception, the two helped revive a queer pickup group chat that proved key to the league's creation.See the Story
A league of their own: Division Q, a new basketball league created by and for queer players, hopes to grow after successful first season
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Hatfield, Massachusetts · HatfieldBy AZAI DUGGER and ROBIN GOLDSTEIN
For the Advocate Note from Robin Goldstein: For this column, I asked my 9-year-old nephew and co-author Azai Dugger to choose his favorite restaurants and briefly describe each one — the same task as I undertook for my last Gazette column. With great difficulty and repeated admonishments, I banned surrounding family members from prompting Azai as he named and described his winners. I edited his descriptions mod…See the Story
Best Bites: Ordering off the kid’s menu: 9-year-old budding food critic shares his top 15 places to eat
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Shelburne Falls · Shelburne FallsRobin Goldstein is the author of The Menu: Restaurant Guide to Northampton, Amherst, and the Five-College Area. He serves remotely on the agricultural economics faculty of the University of California, Davis. Goldstein: "I would be very excited to go to any of these 35 restaurants for dinner, any day of the week"See the Story
Best Bites: Where to eat dinner right now: The top 35 Valley spots for dinner and what you should order
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