With summer in high gear, drinks should be fun and refreshing. Here are a few that top my list:
Food & Drink

The Lake Minnetonka area features several picture perfect parks for picnicking.

What’s to love about the area’s best restaurant.

Cloudline pinot noir has French oak, great fruit flavors, and it’s light and easy drinking.

When Jules Meyer completed her cookbook titled Passion: My Journey through Food, she realized she'd written her life story.

What you can expect is what a good zinfandel should taste like: loads of brambly berry fruit, a touch of American oak, a healthy ABV, and a rich array of spices.

May brings the hunt for morels, the most coveted of Minnesota mushrooms. With their honeycombed caps and hollow stems, morels are easy for even a beginning forager to recognize.

Minnetonka’s Nautical Bowls launches a mobile spot for acai goodness.

Sushi's popularity in the Twin Cities western suburbs has been blossoming, thanks in large part to Kai's Sushi & Grill.