From Amelia Island on the northeast tip of Florida to Alligator Reef in the Keys. From the pink sands of Eleuthera in the Bahamas to the slopes of Mount Scenery on the Dutch island of Saba in the Lesser Antilles. The May issue of our Explore Florida & the Caribbean takes you places – by land, sea and air. The new issue that will appear in digital format on Sunday, May 5, features stories on Florida’s lighthouses, cruise-line dining, a return to ultra-luxe Little Palm Island in the Keys, a camping trip to Peanut Island in Palm Beach County, a […]
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![Summer is near, which means it’s time to serve wines that are especially alluring on the hottest of days. What makes a wine perfect for summer drinking? Ones that are crisp, I’d say, refreshing and, of course, easy to drink. White wines should be dry, light to medium bodied and high in acidity. Albariño, Dry Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc are good choices. Red wines should also be light to medium bodied, dry with low or refined tannins. Beaujolais, Cinsault and Pinot Noir work well. In selecting a rosé look for dry, lower tannin varietals, such as Barbera, Grenache and Pinot […]](https://www.sun-sentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_1019.jpg?w=413 "Summer is near, which means it’s time to serve wines that are especially alluring on the hottest of days. What makes a wine perfect for summer drinking? Ones that are crisp, I’d say, refreshing and, of course, easy to drink. White wines should be dry, light to medium bodied and high in acidity. Albariño, Dry Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc are good choices. Red wines should also be light to medium bodied, dry with low or refined tannins. Beaujolais, Cinsault and Pinot Noir work well. In selecting a rosé look for dry, lower tannin varietals, such as Barbera, Grenache and Pinot […]")
![In those rhapsodic locales to our north whence so many of us have hailed, summertime is the giddy season that redeems the restive hibernation of winter. Then, for the sunny span of 93.6 days, it is imperative for everybody to get outdoors and soak in every frolicking one of the 8 million-plus seconds of feetingly beautiful weather. That’s the prevailing notion, anyway. But it’s one that doesn’t really hold in South Florida, does it? For many of us here, the reality is more: “Summer? Meh.” If you take away the vacations and throw in the H-word, the season just ain’t […]](https://www.sun-sentinel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/05_LES_MIS_TOUR_2022_S2_5618.jpeg?w=525 "In those rhapsodic locales to our north whence so many of us have hailed, summertime is the giddy season that redeems the restive hibernation of winter. Then, for the sunny span of 93.6 days, it is imperative for everybody to get outdoors and soak in every frolicking one of the 8 million-plus seconds of feetingly beautiful weather. That’s the prevailing notion, anyway. But it’s one that doesn’t really hold in South Florida, does it? For many of us here, the reality is more: “Summer? Meh.” If you take away the vacations and throw in the H-word, the season just ain’t […]")
