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Originally posted by wackymother
PS The wine-tasting sounds like fun too!
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My personal favorite was the young fellow that belched the alphabet!
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Frank,
Reserve 2 tickets for me. Maybe 3? These winos will be there!
My cup runeth overFlying at MACH4 +Comment
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I will post in the NY forum when I have the tickets then everyone can eitherr pick up the tickets or you can send a check and I will get them mailed out. I can reserve 1 ,2 or 3 tables for TS4Ms members.Originally posted by billymach4 View PostFrank,
Reserve 2 tickets for me. Maybe 3? These winos will be there!
My cup runeth overTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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Frank,Originally posted by bigfrank
When you get the tickets I can pick them up. Let's go out for pizza in the old neighborhood. I remember you once posted that the best pizza was a few blocks away from you. Rosa's pizza? Anyway pizza's on me! If anyone else wants to meet that would be great as well.Flying at MACH4 +Comment
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Sounds good and we can have a bottle of wine at my house.Originally posted by billymach4 View PostTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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You got it!Flying at MACH4 +Comment
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Tignanello is a great wine that has an interesting history. The house of Antinori has gotten in conflict (since the 80's) with the Tuscan wine authorities for selling this as a Tuscan wine although the content is much closer to a Bordeaux blend. The fight lasted over ten years until the mid-1990's.
I actually met one of his three daughters at a Wine Spectator tasting at the Marriott in NY in the late 80's. She was incredibly outgoing and down to earth, yet refined, for someone who would be an heir to one of the world's great wine dynasties. Being happily married, moved on, wishing my nephew was older
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Believe it or not I ate Café Antinori in Switzerland , Very good food . I expected to see there Restaurant When I was in Italy not Switzerland. They had every wine from every vintage available. Prices went to over $1000 Euros for some of the older Wines including Tignanello. I paid 18 Euros for a Glass of Peppoli. I can get a Bottle here for $23 plus tax.Originally posted by johnmfaethTignanello is a great wine that has an interesting history. The house of Antinori has gotten in conflict (since the 80's) with the Tuscan wine authorities for selling this as a Tuscan wine although the content is much closer to a Bordeaux blend. The fight lasted over ten years until the mid-1990's.
I actually met one of his three daughters at a Wine Spectator tasting at the Marriott in NY in the late 80's. She was incredibly outgoing and down to earth, yet refined, for someone who would be an heir to one of the world's great wine dynasties. Being happily married, moved on, wishing my nephew was olderTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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Looks like there are some nice desert wines on Woot Wine : One Week, One Wine (SM) this weekTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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Frank, have you tried these? Are they as fruity as they sound? I usually stick with a Sauternes, or a Muscat for something less spendy...Originally posted by bigfrankComment
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Have not had these but I have many Muscats and my wife likes them. These sound good.Originally posted by GlitterTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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Avery I went for it. Use code bigpond to save Shipping and I think it might get you a free bottleTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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I missed this morning's Barullo, but the Terriccio Lupicaia up now is killing me. I can't keep buying these pricey bottles, but they are at such a discount it's hard not to...
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Originally posted by GlitterI missed this morning's Barullo, but the Terriccio Lupicaia up now is killing me. I can't keep buying these pricey bottles, but they are at such a discount it's hard not to...
The Barullo and the CA Zin before that had me itching. NO more untill I make roomTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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