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Originally Posted by ECOTONE
If any of you travel east to WAS, please let me know. I'm a part of a couple wine clubs that have monthly events. They're always fun, and a great way to try new stuff.
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Originally Posted by dhammer53
(Post 12289197)
Take it up with my travel planner. :p
You're more than welcome to join us Oct 22 23 24 for dinner in Napa/Sonoma. We can always find room at the table for one or two more. :cool: |
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Originally Posted by kathycali Is there another DO planned? "Of course there is. Wine Do 3 will be in June 2010, following the 10th annual BRT (see link below). Last year, a few of us met in NYC to in the fall to enjoy the grape at a BYO place. Hopefully you're not that far upstate, and you can come down. I think you can twist the arms of cordelli, sbm12, and me, to make this happen. " ....... OK, thanks; that works for me. I'm twisting. Train rides can be fun and I'll bring a bottle or two of whatever is in the cellar at the time. k |
Originally Posted by D1andonlyDman
(Post 12294115)
Damn! I'm going to be in Australia that week!
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Originally Posted by Gaucho100K
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How do these events work...? We have a more serious dinner coming up on 9/12 where we've hired a chef to put together a tasting menu that fits the bottles we're bringing. Should be great! |
Originally Posted by D1andonlyDman
(Post 12294115)
Damn! I'm going to be in Australia that week!
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'86 Chateau Margaux
A few super tuscans and vintage champagnes. (can't remember specifics -- just moved so everthing is still boxed away) |
where can i buy really expensive stuff by glass/ounce? any of the FT DOs? :D
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Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
(Post 12305315)
where can i buy really expensive stuff by glass/ounce? any of the FT DOs? :D
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Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
(Post 12305315)
where can i buy really expensive stuff by glass/ounce?
For example, this week they have 1970 Château Grand Listrac and 1975 Château La Fourvieille available by the glass. They also have Krug by the glass, which is nice. Full list is available online. |
€/4cl Weeks 35
€22 1981 Château Mouton-Rothschild (Pauillac) €24 1979 Château Latour (Pauillac) $/1.35oz $31.44 ($23.29/oz) $34.30 ($25.40/oz) awesome, thanks hermanni. ^ dhammer53, thanks, but highest price on that menu = $21 = cheap |
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Originally Posted by dhammer53
Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
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where can i buy really expensive stuff by glass/ounce? any of the FT DOs? :D
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Originally Posted by dhammer53
Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
(Post 12305315)
where can i buy really expensive stuff by glass/ounce? any of the FT DOs? :D
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Originally Posted by Gaucho100K
(Post 12308078)
and how do they vouch for proper wine service for these wines at this fine establishment...? Mi Amigo. Berns is famous for their wine cellar. Their name is their reputation. |
Gaucho100K, how common are half bottles of mouton? any lafite, latour, margaux?
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