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Vegas - B&B this past weekend
and comforting; exactly how you’d want it. For wine, I ordered a glass of the Firriato nero d’avalo; inky purple color, dark berries and extremely smooth with a lingering finish, perfect. Forgot to mention that I also had a glass...
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Puglia Resaurants
alongside boiled turnip greens or broccoli rabe, also tossed with good oil and some dried red pepper. Also: fried green peppers, mixed olives, raw onion, almost any contrasting vegetable garnish works. Crusty whole wheat peasant...
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Rose Wine from France
the Michel Brock Sancerre Rose highly. Not present this season, but seen in past years was a brilliant Sangiovese rosato from Chianti powerhouse Castello di Ama. (Although it’s a red, the Domaine Tempier Bandol is a treat...
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Dinner at Bacco update
of rose, a very dry Italian Rosato. It was served too cold and I am not sure it was the best match with the food, but I wanted to try it, so what the heck....The reds on the wine list tend to be rather expensive. Service was...
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Lacrima di Morro
at the Wine Mine, $26. The owner said he’d tried several less expensive ones that are available locally but wasn’t impressed. It’s also in stock at Biondivino (which also has Giusti’s rosato and...
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First Impression (w/foodie pix!): Osteria Mozza
that arrived to the table extremely late. Since it was still officially Summer, I ordered a Bastianich Rosato. It suited my appetizers well. My grilled octopus salad: This was really fantastic, though the octopus could have been...
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Wine pairing for Gorgonzola pizza?
I agree that a Barbera would be good, but I also love Chianti Classico with pizza and blue cheeses (although not so much with prosciutto)...maybe a nice rosato would be a good compliment...
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Kabab Cafe, Astoria
were sharing, I didn’t eat as much of this as I wanted. I’ll have to order for myself next time. We opened a bottle of rosato (70% nebbiolo/30% barbera) from Mandolina winery in Santa Barbara (where we were last...
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Another Dinner at Incanto (Long)
, but particularly taken by two wines: Verdicchio del Castelli di Jesi Superiore Tralivio, 2003, Sartarelli; and Lagrein Rosato Pischi, 2003, Cantina Bozano. These were both served with our appetizer. We started with the frito...
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Advice needed on small scale Rosé tasting party
I’ve like Spanish rosados but have yet to encounter an Italian rosé that thrills. (The closest I’ve come is a one-off Rosato di Nebbiolo made from California grapes by Bonny Doon, a fabulous wine.) Any reccos?
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Valley of the Moon Winery
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Rosé wines: what a mess! ( Or: my ignorance, like entropy, can only increase)
Definitely not France (not allowed—except in Champagne). I suppose Martini Rosato Vermouth doesn’t count. But there are some Italian DOC Rosato wines that allow a mix of red and white grapes (Nettuno DOC Rosato allows...
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Valentines menu vs wine ? ?
's Arneis and Castello di Ama’s Rosato would be on the short list. Main course: rich red (e.g. Brunello di Montalcino or a supertuscan). Dessert: black coffee or a small glass of limoncello would be my pick but a Moscato...
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Ventana-Chowhound Dinner-- WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nori wrapped tuna yellowfin tuna, nicoise “slaw”, citrus soy vinaigrette wine pairings: Avinyo Cava Rosato Brut, Spain & Paco & Lola Albarino 2007, Rias Baias Entree: Duo of Texas Beef Steak Frites (beef coullotte, sauce...
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Looking for suggestions: A good Rosé
Toro, 100% Tinta de Toro (Tempranillo) $11 Italy look for Rosato or Cerasuolo (a variation on the word cherry) Il Mimo, made from 100% Nebbiolo, about $14 California Edmonds St. John "Bone-Jolly" Solo Rosa from Jeff Morgan
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