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Comment on Why Not? by Terry Hughes

Terry Hughes — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 23:09:10 +0000

Break a leg, EVWG!

Meanwhile, back at InVino…?

Comment on Uruguay and Tannat Have a Wonderful Relationship by Terry Hughes

Terry Hughes — Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:52:30 +0000

Interesting indeed. My mouth’s watering for the steak with it.

BTW, I think you got the soil thing backwards. Clay doesn’t percolate well and holds water and nutrients. Sand lets water flow through, facilitating good drainage. Too much clay — not enough drainage, stunted plants.

Comment on Uruguay and Tannat Have a Wonderful Relationship by marisa d'vari

marisa d'vari — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 14:55:12 +0000

Great post, Eric. I love TANNAT!

Comment on The East Village Wine Geek Has Found A New Home by Lenn

Lenn — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 01:47:51 +0000

Glad to have found you again…

More importantly…when are you coming out this way again so I can show you around?

Comment on Tinto Fino and Mencia by East Village Wine Geek » The Patrick Wolff Trio and Zebulon On a Saturday Night In BKLYN

Thu, 19 Apr 2007 17:24:39 +0000

[...] A very good friend of fellow wine geek and mine is also an amazing Jazz musician. His name is Patrick Wolff and, on a mean, methodic and focused sax heads the Patrick Wolff Trio, along with Chris Van Voorst on a soulful bass and Yujiro Nakamura on some slammin-ist drums. Otherwise known on The East Village Wine Geek as Mr. Wolff, he happens to have a gig this Saturday night at one of the coolest Jazz venues happening right now, Zebulon. Now this joint is not necessarily known for their wines but they do have some down right solid French and Spanish wine by the bottle and by the glass. I have seen these guys play before and I feel they are bringing something new to the stage when it comes to Jazz. Yes, they flow through some wonderful standards but what really gets the room moving is when they get into the originals. The rhythms they play with and the challenges they take with their movements is a testament to the confidence they have as musicians. They really know their craft and if any of you out there are reading this in NYC. Please give this trio a listen. Zebulon is located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn at 258 Wythe Ave. Between North 3rd and Metropolitan Avenue. If you’re In Manhattan take the L to the Bedford stop. Walk south on Bedford and take a right on North Third. Walk two blocks and take another right on Wythe Ave. and you are there. It has a nice and worn white and green looking awning and there is a kick-ass diner across the street for before or after the show. After Mr. Wolff finishes with the trio he goes on to jam out free stylee with the Afro-beat band, Asiko. The Patrick Wolff Trio goes on at 9pm sharp and there is no cover! How cool is that. You think that’s cool…check this out. I am going to be in Boston that night so I was pretty bummed at first that I was going to miss it. But I won’t because Zebulon web casts their shows!!! I love it! So Saturday night my wife and I will be sitting our hotel room watching the show. Here is the link to watch the show. And if you like the music you can visit his myspace page here or buy his CD online here. The CD is just very well done and shows how tight these guys are. Not only that but the album cover art done by Micelle Franco is down right awesome. It is a beautiful cover. At my work we have The Patrick Wolff Trio on the iPod and people really seem to just sit back and relax when it come through the speakers. I have even paired a wine with this CD here. Cool. So check these guys out and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Cheers! [...]

Comment on Santa Cruz and Beauregard Vineyards by EVWG

EVWG — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 13:00:59 +0000

Thanks! California is beautiful. We want to visit again and often. The wine from the central valley in particular really got me. There were some really nice wines around those parts.

EVWG

Comment on Santa Cruz and Beauregard Vineyards by Victoria

Victoria — Wed, 18 Apr 2007 03:29:17 +0000

Hi! Good to see that you are back in business! Welcome to the west coast. I have not heard of, or tried, the Beauregard Vineyards wines. But I certainly have to now that you raved about them. They certainly sound like they are worth a try…
Cheers!
Victoria

Comment on About by EVWG

EVWG — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:15:12 +0000

The East Village is a wonderful place isn’t it? If you want to spend five bucks or five hundred there is a place for you and no questions asked. I have been meaning to go to Knife + Fork for some time now. I actually run a wine bar on the same street two blocks east and have always wondered about the wine on the list with the same name as the establishment. Do you by any chance know about this? Thanks for the comment!

Comment on About by Jonathan

Jonathan — Mon, 16 Apr 2007 15:51:32 +0000

Enjoy your blog. I visited the east village on a recent weekend getaway and enjoyed the ambiance and browsing a couple of wine stores. Had a great dinner at Kinf + Fork on East 4th, great chefs tasting menu paired with perfect wines.

Comment on Man is it good to be back! by Damian

Damian — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 18:41:13 +0000

Keith – good to have you back. Can’t wait to hear of the exploit through CA – and compare favorite wineries with you.