What's that put the meal at? $1k including tax excluding wine and tip.
JCA1 said:Cyp0111 said:
I have a trip to Sonoma/Napa the first weekend of November for our 4th Anniversary.
So far have the following places lined up:
Napa
Amizetta
B Cellars
Cornell
Turnbull (wife likes)
Sonoma County
Reeve Wines
Gracianna Estate
Repris/Texture
If you're heading up Howell Mountain to Amizetta, you should consider checking out Aonair. It's on the way up the mountain and it's a really fun stop.
FTAco07 said:
I think that's just what they call the extended menu now, but not sure. It looks like it was a post covid creation, but who knows. It is a $550/person surcharge over the base menu so it better be pretty damn extended.
agdaddy04 said:
Had some work colleagues that just went and they were allowed to tour around in the kitchen, is that normal with your dinner purchase or do they do tours as an extra charge?
nice.Cyp0111 said:
Cornell was at a wine event a few years back in Houston. It was my favorite tasting so wanted to check it out in person.
man, how fun to buy older vintages! very coolcecil77 said:
This thread tends to be CA centric, so for a change of pace..
Just figured out what's coming in the next weeks from this years "I got a guy" purchases:
What does that mean, a nonvintage?BSD said:
Nice!
Since 2020 is a nonvintage in Napa I'll be backfilling a lot of European wines. Probably some Barolo, BDX, and Priorat. And Champagne, of course. I'll also buy some ready for immediate consumption.
jh0400 said:
Does anyone around Houston have or anticipate having an extra 12 bottle wine shipper? The one in my wine check is on it's last legs, and I hate to pay for a replacement if I can rescue one that is destined to be trashed.
cecil77 said:
Ben Calais makes a Botrysized Chenin Blanc. Grapes from the Panhandle. I've been through several 375s. It's really quite good and worth a try if you like Sauternes.
2015 Le Botrytis Texan
yeah, it is pretty good. I've had a few bottles.BigAg95 said:cecil77 said:
Ben Calais makes a Botrysized Chenin Blanc. Grapes from the Panhandle. I've been through several 375s. It's really quite good and worth a try if you like Sauternes.
2015 Le Botrytis Texan
Sounds intriguing, I'll have to check that out.
It's on there. They snuck them in the middle.Bruce Almighty said:
I don't think I've ever seen a French Laundry menu that didn't have oysters and pearls.
I know. I'm saying every one I've ever seen has had it on the menu.JCA1 said:It's on there. They snuck them in the middle.Bruce Almighty said:
I don't think I've ever seen a French Laundry menu that didn't have oysters and pearls.
Gotcha.Bruce Almighty said:I know. I'm saying every one I've ever seen has had it on the menu.JCA1 said:It's on there. They snuck them in the middle.Bruce Almighty said:
I don't think I've ever seen a French Laundry menu that didn't have oysters and pearls.
cecil77 said:
Can they tailor for no seafood?