Comments on: Standing Out in Clarence

By: Crissy Balowski

Crissy Balowski — Mon, 16 May 2011 11:14:17 +0000

Hallo! Tolles Theme! Wo kann man das bekommen oder hast du es selbst geschrieben?

By: buy stuff

buy stuff — Sun, 08 May 2011 00:30:36 +0000

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By: Paulene Eliopoulos

Paulene Eliopoulos — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 11:10:24 +0000

Thanks for that. My son has a total aversion to eating fruit for some reason, so I make the fruit into smoothies for him and then he can't get enough of it! I also found some great smoothie recipe here and thought I'd share - lots of other great ideas there.

By: Sue

Sue — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:55:01 +0000

Well where else is there to go really go when your at the four corners? There’s the Clarence Center Coffee Company and Cafe, a tea place, Lucy’s Country Kitchen under some other name and Pizza Inn, if you want to walk. How is theClarence Center Coffee Company and Cafe great? I’ve been there once for a drink and a hard saran-wrapped cookie. It was so small and loud with the low ceilings that I had to go outside and stand in the snow to talk to someone. Drinking room-temperature water while conversing with someone in a public bathroom wouldn’t have been as aggravating.

I wouldn’t go there again, in-fact it wasn’t my idea to go the first time.

By: nelson

nelson — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 02:46:38 +0000

Clarence Center Coffee Company and Cafe:
WINE SELECTION

White Wine Selections

Chardonnay, Katherine’s Cambria (California)
ripe tropical fruit with a hint of cream
Chardonnay, Sonoma, Sebastiani (California)
rich, round with a silky texture
Pinot Grigio, Renwood (California)
rated excellent; great fruit
Pinot Grigio, Voga (Italy)
light and fruity with a great finish
Riesling, St. Urbans-Hof (Germany)
aroma of ripe peach and apricots
White Zinfandel, Vendage (California)
refreshing and not too dry

Red Wine Selections

Merlot, J. Lohr (California)
rich red cherry notes and herbs, very elegant
Sangiovese, Antinori, Santa Christiana (Italy)
smooth with notes of cherry
Cabernet Sauvignon, Estancia (California)
dark and rich, a wonderfully balanced wine
Cabernet/Shiraz, Kendall Jackson Collage (California)
a blend of two great wines
Shiraz, Tintara (Australia)
crisp style has a bright core of berry flavors
Pino Noir, Carmel Road (California)
abundant ripe cherry, grape and strawberry flavors
Meritage Red, Hahn (California)
fruit that is ripe, rich and distinctive
Primitivo, Tomaresca Torcicoda
rich with enticing black cherry and cassis

BEER SELECTION

Red Stripe
Coors Light
Molson Canadian
Molson Canadien Light
Blue Moon
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Warsteiner
Harp
Yuengling Lager
Yuengling Light
Yuengling Black and Tan
Yuengling Porter
Pete’s Wicked Ale
Sam Adams
Sam Adams Light
St. Pauli Girl
Carlsberg
Guiness
Ithaca Apricot Wheat
Ithaca Casazilla
Corona Extra
Corona Light