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When asked why Michigan was
singled out for his store, Little-
ton replied that "more wine is
sold pgr capita in Michigan than
anywhere else."
This new wine renaissance is
sure to have an affect on our
all American eating habits. Co-
ca-Cola will probably have to
fight with the white wines for
its place next to a plate of Ham-
burger and French Fries. As
Littleton remarks, "the Spanada
drinkers of today are the Cha-
' teux Margaux drinkers of to-
morrow."
If undecided as to what kind
of wine you should serve at your
meal the Wine Shop offers you
gourmet consultation.
"First of all you have to de-
cide when you are going to serve
the wine," says Littleton, "as
apertif, table or after d i n n e r
wine. There really are no s e t
rules. A person should drink
what he likes. The true test of
any wine is its taste."
The Wine Shop is also opening
a branch. in the International
Market in Kerry Town. Kerry
Town is a new bustling little
avant-garde food center, where
you can shop for as well as
feast on unusual goodies. Kerry
Town consists of numerous little
specialty shops. It's still in the
process of growing with space
open for others. The Kerr y
Town International Market is
part of the proposed Ann Arbor
Plaza sponsored by Arbor-A Inc.
for the Fifth Ave. and Detroit
street area.
At the moment Kerry Town
consists of six shops, The Good
Earth, Carlo Druzetich's Meats,
Ann Arbor Fish Market, Ling
Lee Inc., Strudle Haus, and Kos-
mopolita Delicatessen.
The first thing that greets the
eye at the Kerry Town entrance
are the flanks of meat displayed
in the freezer showcase which
is part of Druzetich's meats. It-
aliari salami also hangs from the
coiling in between which y o u
can read "the writing on t h e
wall" - custom o r d e r s for
freezer meats!
As you continue to meander
through the market the fruit
and fish markets and the deli-
catessen come into view.
Among the coplus array of
fruits and vegetables at Ascione
Bros. Fruilt Market are strewn
such exotic items as artichokes,
advocados, pomegrantes, r o -
mane lettuce and persimmons.
Kosmopolita delicatessen has a
selection of , meaty sandwiches,
soft drinks and Baklava f o r
lunches or just a snack. Kosher
vegetables and Italian canned
soups are also available. Soon to
be offered are hot dishes from
around the world like Indone-
sian Lumbia, Cado Gado, and
Sate.
The motto of the Ann Ar-
bor Fish Market, plastered on
their freezer door, is "eat tish-
live longer, Eat oysters-love
longer." I don't know what the
Ann Arbor Fish Market can do
for your love life, but you cer-
tainly have a fine collection of
seafood to choose from offered
every day of the week - live
iner
lobster, squid, whole octopus,
swordfish, just to mention a few.
Special cuts of meat are avail-
able upon request.
Another area of the Interna-
tional Market includes an or-
ganic health food store, a strud-
le bakery, and a miniature
oriental super market.
The Good Earth health food
store makes available to you
unique organic products for the
good nourishment of body and
soul. It carries baked goods from
local Cosmos Kitchen and Har-
mony Bakers, papaya syrup,
sauerkraut juice, a variety of
flour, and instant Tiger's milk.
Also at your disposal are vita-
mins, minerals, herbs and cos-
metics with natural rather than
synthesized oil bases.
Enticing smells lead you to the
Strudle Hause where homemade
cherry, apple, cheese strudle,
sourdough bread and imported
German rye are open to view.
Ling Lee Inc. is a Chinese
grocery and gift shop. Hot egg
rolls are a daily feature. Pick
from snow peas, sea cucumber,
transparent noodles, sticky rice,
dried shrimp and cloud's ear.
things
Now that you have been in-
formed hopefully a spark h a s
been lit in your psyche. Enlight-
enment at last. The final reali-1
zation of gastronomical depriva -
tion. No more need to eat TV
dinners five times a week and
cold pork and beans the other
two. Give your stomach lining
a break and Betty Crocker and
Alice B. Toklas a new kick. Make
use of the above and then sit
back and enjoy, enjoy, enjoy ...
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