By JOHN WEBSTER | Metro Monthly Wine Columnist October wine tastings produced a number of great wines, paving the way for the upcoming holiday season. On Oct. 24, Michael Charles Wines (Elm Road) teamed up with Vernon’s Café in Niles to host another of Michael Charles’ wonderful bimonthly dinner tastings. The evening began with a […]
November 2014 Wine Guy: Fall wine pairings prepare Valley for holiday season
Multi-day beer festival set for Oct. 5 in downtown Youngstown
Plans are underway for a new, multi-day beer festival to be held this October in downtown Youngstown. The Youngstown BeerFest will feature a number of beer-related events around the city leading up to the main event at the Covelli Centre on Saturday, Oct. 5. Organized by Gatta Productions, BeerFest will feature a large variety of beers from the local […]
PHOTO ALBUM: Classic car show in downtown Youngstown – Labor Day weekend (2007)
CLASSIC CARS DOWNTOWN – Downtown Youngstown was the setting for a classic car show on Labor Day weekend in 2007. Cars lined sections of West Federal, Central Square and East Federal. The following slideshow and photo album capture the classic automobiles seen that day. All images by Ron Flaviano for Metro Monthly. © 2012 Metro […]
Big Tap In set for April 21 at Covelli Centre
The third annual “Big Tap In” will be held from 3-6 p.m. on Saturday, April 21 at the Covelli Centre in downtown Youngstown. Tickets are $45 and can be purchased at Vintage Estate Wine and Beer in Boardman or online at http://www.bigtapin.com. The event benefits Making Kids Count, Inc. a non-profit organization that helps children in the Mahoning […]
January 2012 Wine Guy: Alberini’s debuts Sivas Wines from Sonoma County, Calif.
BY JOHN WEBSTER | METRO MONTHLY WINE COLUMNIST Late November and December produced a number of fine wine events for avid wine drinkers in the holiday mood. Liberty’s Churchill Commons Giant Eagle held a tasting in late November, expanding on their previous years’ holiday events. This year, several wine and beer distributors were on hand […]