Burgundy question

Chris, do you have any reason to go down to Boston? Great selection down there if you can do the 3-hour drive...

Mark

Portland is a tough place to wine shop. Some decent selections at Browne and that place near the downtown market, but prices sky high.

I did find some interesting Italian stuff in that place (The Clown?) that's downstairs in an antique shop. Including some old Jermanns for $5!

Thanks for the suggestion Re: The Clown. This is indeed one of the two places where this wine was recommended to me.

I was down in Boston last weekend, for the Extreme Beer Fest. I didn't have time to visit any wine shops, however. In any case, I need this for Sunday night, and I won't have time to drive down there (or even to NH, for that matter) before then.

Btw, Boston is only about 1 hour and 45 minutes from Portland, not 3. Its almost exactly 100 miles :)

- Chris

Salut/Hi gerald,

Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:00:32 -0500, tu disais/you said:-

With respect, Gerald, if he says it is, it is.. If you ask for me to suggest a Cahors to go with your Cassoulet and I suggest three Gaillac whites and some Irouleguy, wouldn't you be a tad confused?