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In Reply to: RE: That was one of the benefits... posted by mkuller on December 09, 2009 at 11:47:28
Listen to yourself..
You learned about many spirits. How many were from Napa or Sonoma?
You listened to alot of audio equipment. How much of it was from California?
You're right, those restaurant people were wrong. They got your taste wrong.
But don't stop exploring. Step on through to the other side.
Follow Ups:
Not a huge fan of opera in general. But I do appreciate it and have a few recordings that I listen to on occasion. I'm definitely glad that I looked into it.
I enjoyed a bottle of Pacific Rim Riesling tonight. Riesling offers something that no other white grape can. But you have to try them to understand.
It's not like I'm a fan of everything. I don't much care for sangiovese wines. WS is totally in love with them. But I do like nebbiolo. Grab a good bottle of Barolo with a few years on it. Get back to me...
...a few years ago I had an excellent reisling paired with spicy Asian food at the Slanted Door in SF.
Haven't had one since.
I was driving through Tuscany in 1992 during the release of the 1990's and had some great chiantis and reservas.
I like them a lot. Even the California sangiovese from Luna.
The others Italian varietals I've had were interesting but nothing has knocked my socks off.
(nt)
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