Yellowtail prices around the world

where?

Anders,

Does "USD" mean US Dollars, or "used?"

Lastly, does it go with lutfish?

No, actually "lastly," you were planning a meal, a bit ago, and I cannot find the thread, as to what you finally decided on, regarding the wines. You are very good at finishing thread here, but then, I have been traveling and have not taken a laptop - it's a bit expensive for a US citizen to connect in the UK. What was the final result? (all kidding aside)

Hunt

Yes, it is the official code for US Dollar. CAD for canadian, GBP for pounds, EUR for Euro.

LOL - The idea of "using" (drinking is not appropriate, it implies pleasure) YT for lutfisk is simply horrific. In fact the idea of serving YT at all is horrific. Not the worst wine I have ever tasted, but definitely not good.

I agree. Not the worst I've had but close. I think the worst wine I've had is from a small winery in southern Michigan. I tasted some wine that was rather brown in color. I about choked when the wine maker stated that particular wine was good for marinating steaks in. You mean I'm not supposed to just drink it? Now you tell me.

"Hunt" skrev i melding news: snipped-for-privacy@news2.newsguy.com...

Me? Planning lutfisk? Certainly not! :-) Anders

Leo Bueno wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

have seen it at 4.99 Euro at the local supermarket here in Innsbruck, Austria

Quite. Like some sort of idiot I found myself using wine-sercher to answer the question!

The only tricky thing is knowing what taxes to add in the various countries. In the UK you need to add 17.5% to get retail.

"Steve Slatcher" skrev i melding news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

The usual thing in Europe is to state prices to consumers with taxes included. It is only between businesses and for exports that net prices are given. Anders

And the UK is part of Europe, yes.

Ah, "lutfisK," sorry, my spell-checker didn't pick up that one, duh!

Maybe I am fortunate, to not have any firsthand experience with it, but from Anders' (and others') comments, I think I'll pass - also on the YT, though some do comment that the "Reserve" offerings are drinkable.

Hunt

At least he didn't say that it was most useful for removing rust from tools, left outside!

Hunt

Regardless, wine-searcher.com quotes ex-tax prices. For the UK at least.

Sorry. I mis-read Richard's URL and replied in a hurry. Letme try again in a few more words...

Leo - by far the best resource for getting the answer to your question is

In Ontario the Chard is $10.95, and the Cab Sauv, Merlot, and Shiraz are all $11.95. Prices are in $CAD, all taxes are included.