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Charlie trotter's fee is $25,000.00 US not sure if he is charging Fennie

Cioppino's my favorit

Back in whistler confronted BB chef showed me the packaging she had it just pined to the wall Jamon Iberico yes it is.

Continental import brings it in for the bearfoot. It dos not come cheap $1800.00 for a leg. but its worth it, the meat tastes like hazelnut.

what is must during cornucopia

I have checked with the Bearfoot Bistro & they confirmed that they do serve pata negra.Checked with there Chef Melissa Craig.

They have pata negra at the Bearfoot Bistro. So I belive that it is legal to import pata negra in Canada but its not in the US.

Araxi has the best patio & great food. 5280 restaurant in the Four Seasons has a great special on thursday night also a great patio. Apres Restaurant has 2 course special for $20.00 funky room. La Rua has a 3 course special 39.95 any thing on there menu. Champagne Bar next to the Bearfoot Bistro has half price menu from 6pm to 7pm hope this can help

most restaurant that have collections by them from a privat collector the liquor board collects 5% of the transaction plus 7% gst. [ quote=Ducky,Feb 5 2005, 07:57 PM] In France this sort of thing is a common occurrance. The celler is robbed, often only the bad wine disappears, and the insurance company pays. In French there is an expression for this game which loosely translates as "refreshing the cellar". (Perhaps a better Francophile than I can help with this.) I am of course not for a moment suggesting that this ocurred at the BFB. I am rather just describing a phenomenon that, to my understanding, is quite common in the industry. ←

I was just 10 days ago seen a lot of the collection most of the wine were in mint condition the 1945 lafite was perfect. check on winesearch.com for a perfect btl $4000.00 to 8000.00 US.[ quote=James Kendal,Feb 4 2005, 10:21 AM] Hmmm... $200,000 is a bit high for what was taken. It must be the post purchase price but insurance only covers the cost. Too bad for Andre, I am sure some of his savy guests will come to his rescue. D. Sokolin & Co., Inc. USA (NY): Bridgehampton. Fine and Rare Wine Merchant Since 1934. Lafite Rothschild, 1945 £933.51 Bottle 28-Jan-2005 ←

will be going out there