I think zins go great with roasted turkey. The bold flavor of zins match the earthiness of turkey roasted with rosemary and safe. For zins, I like either Ridge or Ravenswood (estate grown grapes only please, none of that vintners blend)
yes, I hang out outside restaurants like union square cafe’ a lot; you will be surprised by how many bottles of half drunk wines they throw out.
etson, they are rare to begin with and it’s a recessive gene.
cobble, you’re easy and sometimes have a good comeback.
“Don’t confuse price with quality. i bet that’s how you landed in Cobble Hill”
That’s a whole ‘nother kettle of fish, I’ll tell you why I’m here sometime, DIBS.
You should drink 40’s with Rob as well, stevie. Or is that just a homeless stereotype.
“I’m dieing to tell her that in about 500 years there won’t be any more redheads and ask her if the carpet matches the drapes!!!!”
ROFL, Dave. Why don’t you?
That would be delish, stevieb! Perhaps CGar will accompany us?
Why are readheads going to die out?? I’m scared.
Also, I imagine the carpet & curtains do match if she’s a real readhead, or are you wondering if she dyes down there?!
Would someone please explain to me why I am always on DIBS short list of people to snipe at??
“Expensive” is relative, DIBS, when you’re buying the screw top big bottles!
>>That said, if I had a lot of money, which I don’t, I would buy the best white bordeaux, as DIBS noted earlier.
hey cobble, lets go to a wine bar in boerum hill and have some white bordeaux one day.
*what? a homeless guy has needs too?!*
I think zins go great with roasted turkey. The bold flavor of zins match the earthiness of turkey roasted with rosemary and safe. For zins, I like either Ridge or Ravenswood (estate grown grapes only please, none of that vintners blend)
yes, I hang out outside restaurants like union square cafe’ a lot; you will be surprised by how many bottles of half drunk wines they throw out.