Gifts of wine can be dressed in style
True Fabrications’ stylish
wine bags offer a snazzy
way to tote a gift. Just one
problem: You may not
want to give away the
bags, particularly the more
expensive ones. Styles
range from a standard
printed bag to
jute-and-wood creations,
priced from $1.50 to
$8.50. The chef coat
(spoon not included) is
$6.49. The company specializes in eco-friendly materials,
including recycled canvas and dried wildflowers.
Sold locally at The Denver Wine Connection,
Little Raven Vineyards and Wines Off Wynkoop.
More info at truefabric.com.
Grandma K’s organic applesauce is chilling at area supermarkets
Rogene Kellar, better known as “Grandma K,”
wants you to eat your, or her, applesauce. The
89-year-old entrepreneur has introduced three
varieties of refrigerated organic applesauce in
Denver and Colorado Springs markets. Grandma
K’s Ultimate Applesauce, made with organic
Granny Smith and gala apples, is available in original,
chunky and naked (no added sugar) in the
organic dairy cooler in King Soopers, or in the
chilled produce cooler in Whole Foods Markets.
Denver Post tasters young and old liked all three.
Adega gift-card holders won’t lose all their money
Holders of gift cards for Adega Restaurant +
Wine Bar, which closed Aug. 13, may send an
e-mail requesting reimbursement to general
manager Randall Corcoran, at Adega@adegadenver.
com, with the following information:
gift card number, amount, name, address,
phone number and e-mail address. He will contact
card holders, said a spokesman for Adega.
For information, leave a message for Corcoran
at the restaurant, 303-534-2222.
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