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I have always had good experiences there. We use it for special occasions. I should go there more often.

"I didn't realize they had lost their license." I don't think they ever had one. It has alway been a BYO.

Carefull... I am the importer... You need to try Torres Mas Borras Pinot Noir. You will be surprized unless you are a fan of a typical Pinot Noir from CA for the same price. It is a Single Vineyard wine. Mas Borras: In Upper Penedès we find lands that give rise to one of the most delicate red varieties: Pinot Noir. These are 10 hectares of exclusive vineyard that produce our famous Mas Borrás wine. To obtain this precious variety we forego big harvests and look for plants with low yields. We age the wine in Nevers oak so that each bottle may reach maturity with an extraordinary wine. Mas Borras has received awards such as the Wine Olympiad in Paris, 1985.

Where do you shop now? Most of this http://www.dreyfusashby.com/France-Massenez.htm is available in NJ. You can special order it from your favorite store.

It is the not The Columbia Inn which is open and business is good. The Montville Inn is a brand new building down the road. It used to be a shot and beer joint and it was torn down and a brand new high end place was built. I have not been there yet but I'm a regular at the Columbia Inn

http://www.civiles.net/index.html I have heard good things about it...

Berta's Chateau http://www.bertaschateau.com/ or Rosemary & Sage http://www.rosemaryandsage.com/review.html Kopici is very casual and not really specail ocasion

here are Burgunday names spoken by Laurent Drouhin http://www.dreyfusashby.com/sounds

The names were given to me by a restaurant owner. That description does not seems right. Basically a twice baked thinly sliced toasted bread to serve with cheese spread.

Can anyone help me source really good Riveria bread or Genoa Bread in the NJ/NY area? Thanks in advance...

Then go to the supermarket. You like commercial ice cream...

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I'm doing a Spanish wine tasting and want to bring some Tapas. My few times in Barcelona shows me that there is many types of Tapas prepared early and is left out almost cafertia style for you to select. Thanks for the input everyone.

I would like to find a place in Northern NJ for Tapas takeout... Thanks in advance. Bob

Tommy - you scared me there.... LOL! Bob, I thought you meant that by removing the sediment from the *bottle* that you were somehow removing all of this great flavor. You're apparently referring to unfiltered wines, though. we're on the same page now. ←