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McDuff's Food & Wine Trail
http://mcduffwine.blogspot.com
Taking a bite out of wine, food and related cultural phenomena, McDuff's Food & Wine Trail focuses on European wine as well as the dining scene in the Philadelphia/New York corridor.
- Added on: Aug 21st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: David McDuff
- Listed in: Wine Restaurants
- Tags: beer food new york Wine restaurants philadelphia
Recent Posts
Ribeira Sacra "Alodio"
There was a time in my life, in my earlier days of wine exploration, when I drank Spanish wine much more often than I do at present. Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Bierzo, Albarino and wines of any number of other regions, vines or styles were just as lik...
Ramen Setagaya
When my friends Joe and Nattles suggested lunch at Ramen Setagaya as the initial meeting point during our recent raid on Manhattan, I could hardly decline. There's very little in the way of good ramen in Philadelphia. And besides, it would mark sto...
Vajra Langhe Nebbiolo
It's been a little over a year now since I last had the chance to meet up with Giuseppe Vajra and to taste through a range of his family's wines in formal fashion. It was great to see him, a pleasure I hope will be repeated before long. A...
Morgon, Morgon, Morgon
When friends called to say I should stop by on Friday night because they'd opened a couple of interesting bottles of Morgon, I figured the least I could do was add a third to the mix. After a wee glass of the Crémant de Loire "Brut Sauvage" NV from...
Another Gravel-Grown Chinon
Cabernet Franc: when it's ripe enough to overcome its weedy tendencies and left well enough alone to be able to express its true self, there are few other vines that speak to me so clearly. It's a vine, like Pinot Noir or Riesling, that when grown i...
Tuesdays at Rosamunde
Six days and seven nights a week, Rosamunde Sausage Grill makes it their business to grill up what I'm told are some of the best sausages available on the streets of San Francisco. I wouldn't know, though, as I've only been for lunch on a Tuesday, w...
