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James Roscoe
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Wed Mar 22, 2006 6:43 pm
D.C. Metro Area - Maryland
James Dietz
Wine guru
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Wed Mar 22, 2006 6:45 pm
Orange County, California
TomHill wrote:Jon Bonne has some recs for wines for the Thanksgiving table:
SFChron:BonneThanksgivingWines
And, once again, he's trying to impose his predilection for European wines on our Thanksgiving choices. There's not a single wine with "big flavors" or a NapaVlly Cabernet on the list. This is a list that would only go with boiled tofu...not a Thanksgiving turkey. Ignore this guy...he's clearly arrogant and has an agenda. Particularly the ArbeGarbe...don't go there.
Tom
James Dietz wrote:Wow. Really? Have you tried the Liquid Farm Chard? Or the Dragonette Cellars Grenache? It's not "European," which is a pretty broad brush, anyways.
And the La Clarine Farms wine? I haven't tried it, but I vaguely remember, and I could be wrong, that you liked those wines.
Or maybe you've got your tongue in your cheek, and I missed the attempt at humor.
James Dietz
Wine guru
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Wed Mar 22, 2006 6:45 pm
Orange County, California
TomHill wrote:James Dietz wrote:Wow. Really? Have you tried the Liquid Farm Chard? Or the Dragonette Cellars Grenache? It's not "European," which is a pretty broad brush, anyways.
And the La Clarine Farms wine? I haven't tried it, but I vaguely remember, and I could be wrong, that you liked those wines.
Or maybe you've got your tongue in your cheek, and I missed the attempt at humor.
Uhhhhhhh...Jim....you should know me well enough by now.....TFIC.
I think it's a pretty decent list for Thanksgiving fare...something there for pert near everything.
Tom
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