Which wine do you serve with Jazz?

Basically, I try to match both but I don't have a set plan to it. Make sense?

Tim, I'd say that in so far as the spontaneity of your choices of wine in that circumstance mirrors the spontaneity inherent to jazz (or "improvisation", if you will), then yes, of course it makes sense.

Cool.

My example of the dry Niagara typically makes me think of musical notes that correspond to the aromatic characters I find in the wine. Put another way, the heavy oily character of Niagara makes me think of a bass line and a wistful trombone; the candy-sweet high-note musk makes me think of a very fine percussion motif in the background, or even towards the finish of a tune, when it simply ends off with a smooth percussive note.

Nice.

I like the way you describe the experience....I'll have to give it a try myself.

Either way, it's all fun

True dat

Anybody else heading up to Denver next week for the Jazz Fest?

http://www.jazzfestdenver.com

I've long wanted to see Kevin Mahogany in person, but he doesn't come to NM.

Wasn't this a nice birthday gift?

Wasn't this a nice birthday gift?

Yes it was

For Diana Krall, definitely burgundy!

For Diana Krall, definitely burgundy!

I was thinking more of a velvety soft and aged cabernet with notes of leather and chocolate....ruby red with a wonderful bouquet.

A classy wine for a classy Jazz singer/pianist

No arguments here and I can do both but one night I had a few burgs opened for a few friends and we were watching one of her concerts (DVD's) and the ethreal nose of the burgs jsut worked so well with her voice and piano play. So nice....

No arguments here and I can do both but one night I had a few burgs opened for a few friends and we were watching one of her concerts (DVD's) and the ethreal nose of the burgs jsut worked so well with her voice and piano play. So nice....

I could go there, too.

Diana Krall is one musician I have yet to see in concert...soon, I hope.