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Which wine w/ Eggplant Parm?
Don’t know if it’s the absolute “correct” wine to go with eggplant Parmigiano, but it’s certainly a great wine of the Parmigiano Reggiano region. And I really really like it! Right or wrong, I would...
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Wine to compliment ham
If it’s the typical sticky sweet honey-baked variety, I’d go with a good lambrusco or brachetto since the fizz will help cut the fat. Kabinetts and QMP German rieslings also pair nicely, as well as California...
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il Buco Annual Pig Roast
and the apple ricotta fritters with saba as usual stole the show. Some lambrusco to drink and I was in pig heaven. A tradition. A beautiful restaurant.
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What would you do with a dozen peaches?
We slice fresh peaches into individual glasses of red wine...usually Lambrusco. Simple delicious dessert. Equally good in champaign.
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Pizza Fresca/Via Emilia-- thoughts?!
Via Emilia is a great neighborhood spot. The pumpkin tortoloni, chicken & mushroom ravioli, and squid ink linguini are all delicious. The salads are so-so. I recommend the Villa di Corlo DOC Lambrusco di Sorbara. Goes great with...
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Clifford's in Evans City, PA
got the creme brulee (very light), pumpkin cheesecake, and key lime cheesecake. Everything was very good, my favorite was the pumpkin cheesecake. It’s a BYO restaurant (no corkage) - I brought a bottle of sparkling Lambrusco...
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Oliveto "The Whole Hog 2005" menu
the corkage. Personally I think a dry Lambrusco or sparkling Bonarda is ideal. Oliveto’s got Barbolini Lambrusco for $13 / quarto, which is $39 a bottle ($11 at SF Wine Trading Company).
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looking for variety in the gold country
other so there are only a couple days both are open. However, if one is closed the other is open. If you’re not sure which to try, i think Bucaglia’s is a bit better (try the pork lambrusco). I can’t tell you...
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BYOBs in SF?
category or a Lambrusco, Salice Salentino (Negro Amaro) in the red category will work with spicy ethnic food. By the way, I would BYOS (Bring Your Own Stems)and BYOC (Bring Your Own Corkscrew too!) :)
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Report on Osteria Giusti, Modena
. Beautiful china, glassware and linens. The wine list is very nice with many famous names and labels. We ask for a recommendation. He suggests Lambrusco! I am taken aback given that behind my chair is a display of Chateau Petrus...
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Asti: acceptable for cooking?
In GENERAL, I have found that using cheap wine in cooking can really screw up a good dish. My wife and I have a collection of bottles of Lambrusco that our neighbors bring us every year, so if you find a use for the Asti, please...
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Beau Rivage report, long
by Long Island (& it indeed seemed like a plump LIer) duckling in green peppercorn sauce. That our meals could have been au point on this chaotic evening was remarkable. Our owner-recommended Lambrusco was as surprisingly rich &...
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Suggestions for slightly sweet red wine?
)? Lambrusco is a slightly sweet red. So, too, is Brachetto d’Aqui. Both are Italian. But these are the only examples of table wine I can think of off the top of my head. Sometimes — though not often — an...
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K &L Wines on Vine
As long as they have a dry lambrusco...I’ll be a happy camper!
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Parma
, across Ponte di Mezzo on the “other” side of Parma away from the main part of the historical center. The Tagliatelle al Culatello is to die for. At any of the restaurants, try a carafe of lambrusco or malvasia as...
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