NYC – February 24th Blind Wine Tasting Dinner – The Rodney Dangerfield Edition

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The only thing I will guaranty is that I will not bring anything that requires that you put on your tutu before drinking it.

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For that, we might have to break out the good stuff. Somewhere I have a second box of 2013 Schrader assortment. I ordered two boxes because a friend said that he wanted a box, but when he changed his mide, I decided that I needed more 100 point wines.

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I think Noel had mentioned to me that he wants the theme to be “Great American Wines,” so could be perfect!

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Isn’t Great American Wines somewhat redundant? :slight_smile:

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I’d like to be on waitlist, thank you.

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Just saw this - in the spirit of attending more events please add me to the wait-list too!

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Sounds cool. Can you add me to the waitlist?

-Kurt Wilhelm

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Hi all! Something came up and I have to bow out.

Sorry I can’t join, but looking forward to the next one of this theme!

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Let’s get serious, he says.

  1. Does “wine” mean grapes only. NV Clinton Vineyards Black Currant Cassis?

  2. Red or White?

  3. Is there a prize for the wine with the longest name? 2008 Château du Coing de Saint Fiacre Muscadet de Sèvre-et-Maine Sur Lie Comte de Saint Hubert Vieilles Vignes.

  4. Does the wine have to suck to get no respect?

  5. Do I have to bring another SQN? Is that my official job? But SQN gets plenty of respect?

  6. Does a syrah named after a French guy who worked like the Energizer Bunny count?

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OK Jay… in order:

  1. yes… has to be vitis vinifera… no blueberry sparkling wine from Maine.
  2. dealers choice
  3. sorry, no participation trophies
  4. I’d rather have no wines that suck, obviously there are wines that are great that aren’t Napa Cabs, that should be in the same category…
  5. Only because you asked, yes, now you have to bring at least one SQN. Now, this is exactly why this theme is perfect for SQN… SQN makes so many different wines over the years, including many that implement varieties that are a little off the beaten path–here’s the opportunity to showcase one of those wines.
  6. I have no idea what this is… but i’m curious to try it
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Hmmm. I may need to expand your horizons. Let’s just say that it satisfies your price/value minimum and if I were writing a movie advertisement for it, I would say:

" . . . unique. . . phenomenal stuff . . . full-bodied . . . beautifully concentrated . . . Incredibly long . . . elegant . . . heavenly . . . don’t miss a chance . . . blow you away . . ." XYZ a well-known wine reviewer, published in ABC Wine Magazine, June 2017.

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Only dry wines or sweet as well?
-brian

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Just dry …. If you want to bring a bonus sweet that’s ok

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I’m out

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You will be missed.

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Roll call please

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Still works for me!

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I’m in tentatively, as my wife Talia will be 38 weeks pregnant. As long as she isn’t in labor I have permission.

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Exciting! All three of mine were 10-12 days late. Good luck!!

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Still in

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