Hello! Another Wine Blog is using DISQUS, a powerful comment system, to manage its comments. Learn more.
Community Page
- www.anotherwineblog.com/ Jump to website »
-
Subscribe -
Community
-
Top Commenters
-
Popular Threads
-
Recent Comments
- Amy I work with the Vivanco family who created the Dinastia Vivanco Museum of the Culture of Wine in Rioja. Rafael Vivanco has amassed a collection of almost 5000 corkscrews, 3500+ of which are on...
- Sounds like a good deal...Thanks for sharing!
- http://aquatropicalfish.com/forum/index.php
- Cool pictures they are..Each hot entree is prepared after the guests are seated downstairs to make sure it’s hot and fresh. The syrup was incredible. <a...
- The minute you stop wishing and dreaming of more... you're probably dead. Here's to all your dreams coming true. I'd like to cook dinner for my Dad one more time, too.
Another Wine Blog
A discussion of wine, beer, food and stuff.
I was sent a message with the following question: If you could only drink 2 wines, one white one red, for the foreseeable, what would they be?
The questioner is writing a book, and his final chapter will include answers from wine lovers to this question. Unfortunately, I don̵ ... Continue reading »
The questioner is writing a book, and his final chapter will include answers from wine lovers to this question. Unfortunately, I don̵ ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
Again...I'm back after a lengthy absence...I have joined the ranks of 'clock punchers' once again and I'm still adjusting. However...as far as jobs go...I probably could have done worse...I work for Cova Wines (www.covawines.com) and I basically I'm a waiter...but, within that dull and tedious title....I get to try some fantastic wines that I would have never been able to otherwise. What does this have to do with your post?...Well, first, I would have to agree with your statement, that wine is not just about wine...it can be enhanced or detracted from greatly by food and/or company. And there is so much wine out there that you could really never make an informed opinion as to whittle down a choice of one white and one red... HOWEVER...barring that...right now, given what I have tried and what I do like...I can probably say for the red wine...I'd have to go with a Pinot Noir, perhaps by Consilience...their '05 Bien Nacido Vineyards maybe? Actually, now that you talk about it...I think it would be easier to narrow down two varietals than two 'wines'...As far as the white goes...hmmm.....I don't have a real favorite...so I'll have to go with something practical...everyday drinking...Prosecco. ( I know prosecco is not a varietal...but, it's a nice, solid, everyday drink)
If you and your wife get a chance...come on by the store, (if you havent already). I work at the Washington Ave. location..They've got some really excellent stuff at good prices...and the food is excellent.
I'll try to be more diligent about checking the blog...nice article about the bbq!
1 year ago
We have been to Cova, but I believe we were at the Kirby location. In fact, I enjoyed it so much that I wrote about it.
http://www.anotherwineblog.com/archives/112
Let me know what days and times you are working and we will stop in soon.
1 year ago
I just read that archive...and, we just put back the paradigm on the menu...(although, I think it's the '05) but it is quite good. And Alex actually works at the Washington store as well...he's VERY in the know on wines...a little crazily so... Another cab of the same quality, if not a step higher is the Darioush Cab sav... http://www.darioush.com/wines_info.html?db=wine...
Anyways...I mainly work nights...I'll get a copy of my schedule and shoot you an email...but...hope to see ya soon!
Steve
1 year ago
1 year ago