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Wine list insider: Bar Boulud
So with a new, recurring feature on this site, we aim to help you order wine like with aplomb and find an excellent deal.
1900 Broadway (between 63rd & 64th) New York, NY 10023
(212) Tags: New York City dinin We all want to order wine like a pro at a restaurant. But apparently ordering wine off a wine list is an extremely pressure-filled situation for many people, ranking right up there with fear of public speaking and fear of grizzly bears.
Dr. Vino
- Thursday, March 18, 2010
Paul Draper’s forty years and the making of Ridge Monte Bello
With Paul Draper, both live and on the tshirt from Terroir wine bar in New York City. Paul Draper is, without question, one of the world’s great winemakers. Even though he has every reason to be an egotistical blowhard, he remains humble and democratic in spirit, asking sincere questions of those around him and quick to point to his team as the reason for the winery’s success. It may sound absurd to think that a
Dr. Vino
- Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Union Square Farmers Market, NYC
All ingredients used were from New York State except for the EVOO and Gorgonzol This weekend I bought all my produce at The Union Square Farmers market in NYC, then made a simple but delicious dinner that was both healthy and locally grown. Salad: 4 greens (Rocket, Mache, Watercress and soybean sprouts) with Gorgonzola Cheese, EVOO, Aged Balsamic Vinegar. Main: Organic Whole Wheat Fettucini Pasta with Lamb Sausages, Garlic, Shallots, Crimini Mushrooms, White Wine and Parmesan Cheese. (Organic
Vigna Uva Vino
- Sunday, March 7, 2010
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Trader Joe’s to sell wine in New York–almost!
The economy’s downturn has left many a gap in the New York State budget. Governor Paterson has proposed some new ways to plug those gaps , such as difficult spending cuts as well as new taxes on private jets, furs and soda. This could really shake up New York wine retail by offering more convenience to consumers and increase wine sales overall; indeed, the governor estimates that it will bring in $150 million in revenues to the state .
It looks likely that wine will not escape unchanged.
The governor proposes raising the state taxes on wine.
Dr. Vino
- Tuesday, December 16, 2008
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Just for the tech of it: SD26 wine list goes digital
Peter May, who previously owned the traditional San Domenico, told the New York Times that with SD26 “We aim for the cutting edge.”
Although the inventory could be instantly updated, the wines probably don’t change too often: the server I spoke with in the front said that the 24 wines in the Enomatic machines have been there since the opening and will likely be there through the new year.
Tags: New York City The digital wave sweeping over the print world has found an unlikely target: the restaurant wine list.
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Dr. Vino
- Thursday, November 5, 2009
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Why I Hate/Love New York
grew up here and I understand its appeal, but New York City makes me crazy sometimes. You have to love New York - this is a place where on this one block in one neighborhood, and on so many blocks in so many neighborhoods, you can enjoy eclectic wine and imaginative food in two different and equally vibrant settings. Maybe the moral of this story is this is New York - expect some attitude. I'm not going to sugar-coat it for you, folks. I
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Monday, November 24, 2008
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Some New York Wines
what about the rest of New York? Vintage is a wine store that sells only New York wines, and also some fancy foods. All in all - New York wine = YES! In August my wife and I took a short trip to the North Fork of Long Island to explore and to taste some wine. We stayed at this cute hotel that is a re-modeled '50s motor inn, we took nice walks around Greenport, had an amazing lunch at Jedediah Hawkin's Inn , and we had some very good wine.
Brooklyn Guy Loves Wine
- Wednesday, September 27, 2006
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Free wine tastings NYC - in Time Out New York
The cover story of Time Out New York this week is about cool free stuff happening around NYC. I’m briefly mentioned as a way of highlighting the fantastic free wine tastings that happen in New York.
Tags: New York Cit They really can be really a fun aspect of wine life in the city and are free because stores can’t (easily) charge for tastings on their premises with the off-premises retail license. Many stores have regular free tastings, check out my NYC wine shop map for my favorite stores.
Dr. Vino
- Friday, June 5, 2009
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New York Wine Expo 2010
New World at the Expo
North Tags: wine events Greek wines New York Wine Exp Friday, she came to the Expo to drink
Hoping Hoping to shed cells like snake’s skin
Because Because toxic memories aren’t worth being kept
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Imbibe New York
- Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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A New York view of the wine world
Manhattan is the smallest of the five boroughs of New York City at 14,478 acres (22.6 New York, NY: Newspaper Enterprise Association, Inc., Tags: New York City wine rando Recently, someone asked me, “so just how big is Burgundy, say, compared to Manhattan?” 8221; Excellent question!
Dr. Vino
- Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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Wine Bars in New York City
I have a few favorites when it comes to New York City wine bars, but I'd like to get some feedback from bloggers out there pounding the streets. Tell me what your new best bets ar
Vigna Uva Vino
- Tuesday, September 30, 2008
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New York Wine Expo–Part I
Imbibe New York takes on the New York Wine Expo.
Stay Tags: wine events Wine Tasting Events New York Wine Expo Javitis cente Stay tuned for more photos and text next week!
My My favorite table of the night–Chateauneuf du Pape.
Cathy
Imbibe New York
- Friday, February 27, 2009
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Wine in New York food stores – an encore!
Have you ever been in a New York wine store and thought there was something missing? Indeed, the group opposing the reform, The Last Store on Main Street, claims it will shutter almost 40 percent of New York State’s 2,400 wine stores. While the New York laws are in many ways absurd, the best pro-consumer argument in support of them is that the there are so many great wine shops (particularly in and around the City). Maybe gourmet cheese? Gift bags?
Dr. Vino
- Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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