... in Chicago a year ago and even more after a lunch downtown at Point of View. On the 30th floor ... . Despite the carpeting and white tablecloths, Point of View is really quite casual. If one wasn’t aware ... are things like apple brown betty, but you’ll have to explore that on your own. Point of View...

When I wrote the line, "there are no coffee snobs that I know of," I expected them to come out of the woodwork. And they did. The interesting thing is, snobs seem to fall into two categories. Yes, I am now to the point of categorizing snobs. Has this columnist run out of things to write? Not in the least. But snobs and snobbery are as much a part of food and wine as ants are part...

Depending on the weather, you could see all the way to Boston. Depending on the time of day, you could watch birds migrating from the mainland to one of the islands peeking up from the surf. Depending on what you tuck inside your shoulder bag, you could enjoy a spring ...

Well, TV craziness being what it is, my segment on pairing beer and food on The View ran today rather than on next Monday, when I was told it was going to run. Oh, the despair! But such is life. In any case, in the chaos of trying to chat coherently...

Did the island go away? Best, Jim

Rhône and Burugndy 2006 to start the year.

Originally published at my personal blog TheRealJasonColeman.com. We just moved recently, and one of the things I really liked about our old place was how our office was setup and the view of "the duck pond" across the street. So when picking the apartment we wanted at the new complex, the view...

Hopefully you planned ahead and have a lot of storage space for those jars of Ragu :sick:!

I think someone took the term "on Coke" a bit too literally.

Forum: WINE TALK Posted By: Alan Weinberg Post Time: 11-04-2006 at 05:37 PM