Date and time: Thursday, April 13th at 7pm Pacific Location: Mezze and Mooore, 198 Guerrero St, San Francisco, CA Theme: Riesling (though subject to change if people want to do something different)
I am going to set a cap at 12 attendees – so we have two more spots. Please let me know if you are interested on this thread.
There seems to be some interest in doing a wine dinner/tasting in San Francisco on April 13th.
I think the idea is something very casual and relaxed (geeky wine rather than trophy wine focused). Sounds like it is going to be riesling, but any theme could work, so feel free to make suggestions.
The dinner is going to be at a place in the Mission that serves solid mezze and Middle-Eastern food and they don’t charge corkage. Extremely casual place, but I’ve brought in wine several times and usually other tables are bringing in their own bottles too.
Please respond to this thread if you are interested. No attendee cap – they can accommodate a large group.
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I’m pretty flexible other than April 5th and ideally not the 8th but could make that work if that’s the consensus.
Is everyone thinking one focused varietal/region or more paulée style?
Sounds like April 13th would be the ideal date … though if that is a conflict, please chime in and we can shift things around.
In terms of theme, I’m open to anything: riesling or Loire wines both sound great. Let me know all of your preferences.
Also, the turnout is looking bigger than I initially expected (which is awesome! the more the merrier!), so we may want a bigger venue if we get more than eight people. The restaurant in the Mission is small family-run restaurant where you pay for food at the counter and they send it to the table (when I go there with friends, we usually just get hummus, falafel, and some other small mezze plates and eat that with the wine). Also, if we have a large group, we are going to need to bring stems (we should probably bring stems even if it is fewer than eight).
I’ve heard people mention Taishan Cuisine – if the dinner gets pretty sizable, we may want to investigate that as an option?