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Re: TN: 1999 Ch. Ste. Anne Bandol Cuveé Collection
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Every day one learns summat new.
thanks Mark and Ed
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This is so true. Here in Newfoundland we get Caribou from mainland Labrador and Caribou from the Island. Most agree that the Labrador caribou is much much tastier.
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Thanks for that - I didn't know about NA elk.
NA moose and E elk are indeed close relatives, but there are differnces, I understand. And, yes, elk is very lean and not as gamey in taste as some other game. My dad claimed elk and cows could breed, but it sounds a bit unlikely to me. Rural legend, perhaps :-)
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Answering as one to whom English is a second language, I would say that venison is all deer meat. The problem is the naming issue concerning cervus elaphus over the Atlantic - some blunderbuss-toting hunter who named the incumbent variety of c elaphus 'elk' rather than 'red deer'. According to the Wikipedia venison is NOT the meat of 'elk', but, I would suppose that they are referring to 'elk' as in Alces alces. Once again we appear to find that English is the language dividing Americans and British.