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3 Digits and 3 Pages - woohoo! There you go Stevie: your first one. Much as I would love to meet Tsunami I think we're going to be in the Lake District. Lady K has started the website: www.KillerB.biz
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| Posts: 4178 | Location: Middle Earth | Registered: Sep 02, 2002 |    |
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Tsunami,
We've got a few options...The evening of the 11th, Sunday (I only work until 1345 that day, and don't have to go to work until 1345 the next day), OR the 14th, a day I may be able to get off if I promise to work sometime during my following three-day weekend. Let me know. From the sound of things, you and your wife may want to stay in Holland longer than just Easter weekend, so perhaps the 14th is better; nevertheless, we're up for either day. Unfortunately, my work has me scheduled for almost everyday during the 9th-14th timeframe--bummer! But we'll work something out. Can't wait!
Soll denn doch getrunken sein, trinke nur vom besten Wein. - Goethe
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| Posts: 115 | Location: Kaiserslautern, Germany | Registered: Nov 23, 2003 |    |
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Ohh, and we love all kinds of cheeses, but we're not connoisseurs by any means. Our first taste of true, amazing cheese was last weekend at the Roots', and WOW was it delicious. But we're learning, and I think it's best to learn against a broad background, so Hard, Half-Hard (I edited this part; before, I had 'Dry', 'Half-Dry': cheese is not wine, Jeff--Duh!), Creamy, Blue, Sheep/Goat, Whatever,--all will be appreciated, if not simply for the great experience. Alright, BRING YOUR CHEESE and BRING YOUR COURAGE! So long!
Soll denn doch getrunken sein, trinke nur vom besten Wein. - Goethe
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| Posts: 115 | Location: Kaiserslautern, Germany | Registered: Nov 23, 2003 |    |
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joea, (Tsunami: I just had my finest dress suit pressed for this event, and now you don't want me to wear it Ok, we'll keep it casual fo you)  about cheese, best old gouda would be fine to taste once! steve cage, please, coose the best thai restaurant in town only ask for a table litle away of smokers, ok?! the 1993 c.s.h. is a great choice. about the vintage: in 1993 trimbach had a great vintage but they had cellar-problems, one barrel of the cüvee fred. emilie were infected and is gone trough a manolactic fermentation  , and the discussion starded if the c.s.h. was also litle infected or not? btw. the c.f.e, trimbach made 2 bottle-fillings with lot number and the number 4 was the bad one! now to come back to the c.s.h. 93' tasted several times and it's a perfect choice, we will have to open the bottle at least 9 hours in advance!!!!!!! trust me, open it, taste a small glass, keep it cold, taste again after 2 hours and then we would drink it after 9h, ohhh and 24 hours open it will not be going down!! pfalzman94, hmmm... don't you have a chance for the 12th or the 13th? joea, exuse me, joea, to be honest, the 1998 Domaine Weinbach, Cuvee St. Catherine, Tokay Pinot Gris is ok but (i don't wan'a be brass)i hope to drink a highter level on that OL. i didn't made notes last time i was in alsace but i remember (little cloudy  ) personal rating was somewere from 85 - 87 points.
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| Posts: 2581 | Location: Switzerland | Registered: Nov 08, 2001 |    |
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joea, one thing is for shure, cheap is that wine never!!! and weinbach dos make great wines! weinbach has great vignards just not every vintage/vignard match is a winner, unforunatly this isn't one  the Clos St. Hune 1993 ranges at my personal blindtastings (friend of mine has quite a few of it) from 93 - 95 the best c.s.h. is the 1989 vendage tardive "hors choix" i do have several bottles but last time i tasted it, it was that-mutch closed like ford-nox! it showed a nice fruit, was little racy, and had almost non nose. it needed about 10 day's to open up, that's the only reaseon why i don't bring one to show it to you. "i do like to talk about wine (also when i bring them) open and above board! you can never insult my person when some one say's that the wine i brought is not good (or bad) because i didn't made it!!!
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| Posts: 2581 | Location: Switzerland | Registered: Nov 08, 2001 |    |
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Tsunami, Shwing!!! I got a day shift on the 12th! And I don't have to work until 14:00 the next day; how 'bout that? So, if you and your girlfriend are still o.k. with a 12th of April dinner at the Vogel's house in Weilerbach, shoot me an e-mail at ezatc123@msn.comand I'll give you my address and telephone number; we'll iron out the details from there. Definitely pass on potential meal ideas as Mandy and I would be more than happy to do some footwork for you, if needed; this will also help us decide on possible wine-pairings (and do the associated shopping). Oooo, this should be fun! But I still wish I could hang out with you all the 9th and 10th; aber dafuer konnte ich nichts tun. Schade. Talk to you soon. Soll denn doch getrunken sein, trinke nur vom besten Wein. - Goethe
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| Posts: 115 | Location: Kaiserslautern, Germany | Registered: Nov 23, 2003 |    |
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StevieCage, no mango as well, the truffles do not really change the winematch! but, we need an other dessert, i do think about, and find someting nice. Lady Roots, - we do need some nice bread, can you manage that? - do you have gas or electric oventop? - do you have a camping fuel/gas cooker? - i have a small selection of cheese but we would need some more, aged gouda and other's could you take care on that as well? - flower, salt, sugar, and usual ingrediences should be arround. - i'll bring cream, butter, and all specials. - i do have a vintageport open for the sauce. - fig-bread i can't buy that, but i bring some cooked figs. - we also like the smelly once  - you and i, we have to work togheter that eavening, we will have fun! pfalzman94, i do have a source for "the" best lamb i'll bring that! do you manage all the rest? i will also bring some samples o the best wines from holland. we do leave the next day (13th) in the morning and go to alsace were i already reserved a drc 93' and a chave 99' 
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| Posts: 2581 | Location: Switzerland | Registered: Nov 08, 2001 |    |
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