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David M. Bueker wrote:Do a couple of Coronas at a faux Mexican outdoor place in Poland count?*
*I just love dining out with my co-workers...
Rahsaan wrote:Hey, but that sounds like a great cultural experience! It's not always my first choice but it can be interesting to see different cuisines interpreted for different cultures.
How was the food?
David M. Bueker wrote:The Coronas were the best part...The place was packed, so people clearly like it.
David M. Bueker wrote:Rahsaan wrote:Hey, but that sounds like a great cultural experience! It's not always my first choice but it can be interesting to see different cuisines interpreted for different cultures.
How was the food?
The Coronas were the best part. The food was decidedly mediocre, even allowing for the interpretation aspect. The chicken taco was passable. The tamale was anything but. Taco Bell does a vastly better burrito, with higher quality meat.
The place was packed, so people clearly like it.
Lori F wrote:Just discovered a great summer sipper - pairs great with the sunset on my deck! A Sauvignon Blanc by Robledo Winery. Not too sweet, not too dry - perfect with bbq oysters or just the light evening breeze! Lori
Lori F wrote:Just discovered a great summer sipper - pairs great with the sunset on my deck! A Sauvignon Blanc by Robledo Winery. Not too sweet, not too dry - perfect with bbq oysters or just the light evening breeze! Lori
Joy Patton wrote:Hey all! Sorry I haven't been around for awhile - the craziness of summer has all but completely overwhelmed me the past several months - but it is good to be back on WLDG!
My favorite summer sippers, or "patio pounders", as I like to refer to them are rosés. Here are a few of my favorites:
2010 Bieler Père at Fils, "Sabine", Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence Rosé
2010 Nigl, Zweigelt Rosé, Kremstal, Austria
2010 Domaine Gris des Bauries, “Les Estras”, Côtes du Rhône Rosé
Cheers & happy sipping!
JC (NC) wrote:2008 Chateau d'Epire Cuvee Special Savennieres Grand Cru d'Anjou, Loire white wine. Imported by Kermit Lynch. $25.99.
13.5% abv. Label show the chateau. Medium-gold color with richness. Transparency. Lots of minerality. Muted citrus notes with white pepper. A web posting says that this producer goes for a demi-sec style of Savennieres.
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