Small plates adorn an Oregon ‘wine pub’ (Boston Globe) PORTLAND,

Small plates adorn an Oregon ‘wine pub’ (Boston Globe)
PORTLAND, Ore. – Botrytis cinerea is the botanical name of a decidedly evil-looking fungus that attacks wine grapes on the vine. Bunches stricken with botrytis aren’t remotely appealing to look at, but are nonetheless responsible for producing some of the world’s most sought-after sweet wines. This improbable liaison of the dangerous and the delicious is surely the source of the …