Looking for a New Wine Vendor

You should be thankful that he does not. A rare, wise vendor! Who wants to drink that crap? Are your customers that lacking in discrimination?

Funniest post from you yet ... cracked me up (sometimes, truth is the best humor!)

And flabby. For once, we agree Mr UC

I'm not sure what you mean by 'flabby'. It's been a long time since I had this wine, but I would not call it 'flabby', but rather over-oaked and crude, lacking finesse.

in article snipped-for-privacy@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com, filmzombi at snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote on 10/19/06 11:42 AM:

When the group is through chastising you for carrying KJ you may still want an answer to your question. In the everyday world of the un-annointed, KJ Chard is a popular restaurant wine. It and Blackstone Merlot are probably consumed by more people than consume Two Buck Chuck (you should pardon the expression on this board).

Anyway...... from what I know of the industry, KJ is distributed by Regal, which is owned by the same people as KJ (Jess jackson, et al). I'd be surprised if it was available from anyone else. I'd call KJ and ask their sales department who is selling restaurant accounts in Campbell.

I assume this is a troll. KJ chard is one of the best selling restaurant wines in the us. I do not know if distributors overlap in campbell, but the distributor has got to be selling this stuff by the ton to every restaurant in the area.

for those of you with the golden palets, you can point out that the only kj you would drink is lokya or verite, or hartford court or ed meads, but it is kj chard that pays the bills.

Thanks for all the help! F Kj! lol. jk. I actually found it a few minutes after I posted. The wine was for the restaurant not me.