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Saying Goodbye to Pinot Noir—for a While
Wall Street Journal Even a bottle of basic Bourgogne isn't a bargain these days. The last Pinot Noir I purchased, the 2009 Joseph Voillot Pommard Vieilles Vignes, was a village-level Burgundy that cost $55. As delicious as that Pommard had been, it was the wine that made … |
Month: August 2011
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Saying Goodbye to Pinot Noir—for a While – Wall Street Journal
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Bites Nearby: Mountainside Restaurant and Lodge – Patch.com
Bites Nearby: Mountainside Restaurant and Lodge
Patch.com
I thought $24 was a bit stiff for our bottle of Harlow Ridge pinot noir, which retails for $5.99 on the PLCB website. In all, our bill was a bargain at about $69 before tip. The Mountainside features a piano player on weekends and reservations are … -
Bites Nearby: Mountainside Restaurant and Lodge – Patch.com
Bites Nearby: Mountainside Restaurant and Lodge
Patch.com
I thought $24 was a bit stiff for our bottle of Harlow Ridge pinot noir, which retails for $5.99 on the PLCB website. In all, our bill was a bargain at about $69 before tip. The Mountainside features a piano player on weekends and reservations are … -
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Befitting a restaurant of this caliber, there are no bargain-basement offerings, but with careful examination you can find several most acceptable wines in the $30 range. One example was the 2009 Honig Sauvignon Blanc ($35) that complemented our meals … -
Experimental — and tasty — odds and ends – Mail & Guardian Online
Experimental — and tasty — odds and ends
Mail & Guardian Online
One white is a classic sauvignon-blanc-semil-lon blend, the other is Edition VSBC, perhaps my favourite. It's a silky, lingering combo of viognier with sauvignon blanc and chenin that is vastly more delicious and intriguing than that eccentric mix …