Issue #2 of Chester County Cuisine and Nightlife Now Available!

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The second issue of Chester County Cuisine and Nightlife is now available!

For those of you in Chester County, PA., there is quite a bit of excellent information in this issue on the local foodie & nightlife scene, but those of you in other areas of the planet might find some of the content interesting as well.

I’ve contributed a small tidbit to CCCN #2, with a wine tip that might come in handy for some of you so I’ve included it here as well. Who knows, it could just save your date night sometime (you an thank me later).

You can download the latest issue of CCCN from the DailyLocal.com website.

Cheers!

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Comments

Dylan

Wednesday, 15 April, 2009 at 16:55

The salt trick is a great tip I've used it from time to time at home when I have to make up for lost time. Surprisingly, not enough people know it, but then, I guess it's not surprising few were paying attention in chemistry class. Congratulations on the feature.
1WineDude

Wednesday, 15 April, 2009 at 19:23

Thanks – I knew that being a geek would pay off eventually… :-)

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