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Great Wine Capitals

Actually, the Great Wine Capitals Global Network is an organization gathering cities, major business centers their coun...
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posted by cleparmentier
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Great Wine Capitals

Actually, the Great Wine Capitals Global Network is an organization gathering cities, major business centers their coun...
14 comments posted 17yrs
posted by cleparmentier
14 comments posted 17yrs posted by cleparmentier

France

Just returned from a 3 week trip, 1/2 in Greece on a tall ship, 1/2 in Paris France. Food and wine must better in Franc...
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posted by dneidich
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TN: Mostly Piedmont, with a Tuscan and a Loire

Fred's turn to host our non-serious local group, he chose Piedmont as the theme. Roger gave me a ride over (he only sta...
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posted by Dwmidnt
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Chateau Petrus availability?

Can anyone recommend where to get a fine bottle of Chateau Petrus in Birmingham, Alabama? The closest I have found is i...
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posted by cripto
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"Great Wine Capital" of the World

Until today, I had never heard of the designation "Great Wine Capital" of the World. Membership had comprised eight "ca...
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posted by alphabetanz
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[TN] '04 Unti Zin

Tonight, with H1N1 ravaging our community and social circle, we hunkered down at home, prepared some pizzas and buttern...
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posted by notpil
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TN: Marlborough, St Chinian, and Provence rose

Ahh, dinner at home. Betsy greeted me last night with a plate of proscuitto and grana padona with dried fig, I opened t...
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posted by Dwmidnt
2 comments posted 17yrs posted by Dwmidnt

[TN] '08 Drouhin St. Veran

Last night, Jean was helping out with the first annual "Science Night" at Andrew's school. After it was over, we all we...
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posted by notpil
2 comments posted 17yrs posted by notpil

Re: Parker takes the ultimate crack pipe

> This just in, via Premier Cru's newsletter: > > "From Robert Parker's website, an update on the tremendous quality of...
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posted by notpil
1 comments posted 17yrs posted by notpil

TN: Excellent dinner at Convivio, 4 btg choices

Last night we had our slightly belated anniversary dinner at Convivio in Tudor City in NYC. Excellent food, wine servic...
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posted by Dwmidnt
11 comments posted 17yrs posted by Dwmidnt

2005 Clos des Papes CNP

I grilled some wild venison chops last night and opened my first bottle of 2005 Clos Des Papes CNP. Fairly deep reddish...
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posted by rvwrlee
5 comments posted 17yrs posted by rvwrlee

[TN] '00 Fleur de =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Bo=FCard?=

Last night, Jean decided upon lamb as the dinner (always a hit with Andrew) so we broiled a rack of lamb and opened wit...
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posted by notpil
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alt.food.wine mini-FAQ

This is a weekly reminder that the FAQ for this group resides at the website http://winefaq.cwdjr.net. Additionally, it...
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posted by notpil
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