Larry Stein
Larry Stein
Any of the usual suspects going? Arjun, Slaton, Ned, Scott, others? Interested in grabbing a bite to eat afterwards?
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2010 Beaujolais at Arlequin, 11/17
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Larry Stein
Larry Stein
Ler Ros is a great suggestion.
OK, I don't know their glassware situation or corkage but as I'll be driving home afterwards, I won't be consuming a lot (and spitting at the tasting). My guess would be they'll have acceptable glasses and cheap corkage. I've only had beer at the other spot, which would be just fine too.
Larry Stein
Larry Stein
I'm flexible regarding the alcohol. Deciding at Arlequin works for me.
Joel Stewart
Joel Stewart
Apropos of nothing but Lapierre...the raisin de gaul '10 is a bit tighter than the '09....but that's a bit like saying the orange slurpy is less orange this year. I do prefer tight.
Oswaldo Costa
Oswaldo Costa
originally posted by Joel Stewart:
Apropos of nothing but Lapierre...the raisin de gaul '10 is a bit tighter than the '09....but that's a bit like saying the orange slurpy is less orange this year. I do prefer tight.
What do walruses and tupperware have in common? They both like a tight seal.
originally posted by Joel Stewart:
Apropos of nothing but Lapierre...the raisin de gaul '10 is a bit tighter than the '09....but that's a bit like saying the orange slurpy is less orange this year. I do prefer tight.
I thought it was a real delight.
originally posted by slaton:
In Seattle this week, sorry to miss it.
Just in time for the Rain Festival.
I'm looking at the sun right now for the first time all week.originally posted by Marc D:
originally posted by slaton:
In Seattle this week, sorry to miss it.
Just in time for the Rain Festival.
Joel Stewart
Joel Stewart
originally posted by BJ:
originally posted by Joel Stewart:
Apropos of nothing but Lapierre...the raisin de gaul '10 is a bit tighter than the '09....but that's a bit like saying the orange slurpy is less orange this year. I do prefer tight.
I thought it was a real delight.
Me too. Subtle difference between it and '09, but I think the '10 is a tad austere, comparitively speaking, a little more upright...and I like that. Either vintage is a pleasure, really, though walruses may prefer the '10.