Time for a wine related Time for a wine related thread! Paring wines with Thanksgiving is tough. Turkey’s are an unforgiving lot. Suggestions, other than Yellowtail et al are welcome.
Josh
afx114
November 8, 2012 @
4:35 PM
(No subject)
barnaby33
November 8, 2012 @
4:42 PM
BTW it’s also San Diego Beer BTW it’s also San Diego Beer Week this week. Some great beers have been on tap. Last night at Tornado was a special tasting of a dozen sours from Cascade Brewing in Portland!
Josh
NotCranky
November 8, 2012 @
5:21 PM
I stay away from a lot of the I stay away from a lot of the things I really like because I am a creature of habit….and it would be pretty ugly. So red wine ends up being my favorite, though many beers are fine. I like Martinelis apple and cran-apple.
The-Shoveler
November 8, 2012 @
6:24 PM
Normally I would have voted Normally I would have voted beer (beer seems to go good with just about anything, it’s like bread).
But this year since I know the wife is going to insist we hit the back Friday sales (which start on Thursday this year) so I have to go with Pop (this is just not right).
scaredyclassic
November 8, 2012 @
7:10 PM
scaredytown is DRY. scaredytown is DRY.
moneymaker
November 8, 2012 @
8:07 PM
Eggnog (1 gallon from Costco Eggnog (1 gallon from Costco @ $5.99)
CA renter
November 9, 2012 @
1:34 AM
moneymaker wrote:Eggnog (1 [quote=moneymaker]Eggnog (1 gallon from Costco @ $5.99)[/quote]
Even better…Broguiere’s eggnog. It’s not cheap, and it’s certainly not low-calorie, but once you drink it, you will never be able to go back to “regular” eggnog. They charge $1 for the glass jar, which you can get back when you return the jar.
It’s very difficult to get their eggnog, though, because they sell out very quickly. Some years, we have to get it from LA when we go up there (Gelson’s). Occasionally, Stater Brothers carries it, and Whole Foods supposedly does, too.
November 8, 2012 @ 4:11 PM
Time for a wine related
Time for a wine related thread! Paring wines with Thanksgiving is tough. Turkey’s are an unforgiving lot. Suggestions, other than Yellowtail et al are welcome.
Josh
November 8, 2012 @ 4:35 PM
(No subject)
November 8, 2012 @ 4:42 PM
BTW it’s also San Diego Beer
BTW it’s also San Diego Beer Week this week. Some great beers have been on tap. Last night at Tornado was a special tasting of a dozen sours from Cascade Brewing in Portland!
Josh
November 8, 2012 @ 5:21 PM
I stay away from a lot of the
I stay away from a lot of the things I really like because I am a creature of habit….and it would be pretty ugly. So red wine ends up being my favorite, though many beers are fine. I like Martinelis apple and cran-apple.
November 8, 2012 @ 6:24 PM
Normally I would have voted
Normally I would have voted beer (beer seems to go good with just about anything, it’s like bread).
But this year since I know the wife is going to insist we hit the back Friday sales (which start on Thursday this year) so I have to go with Pop (this is just not right).
November 8, 2012 @ 7:10 PM
scaredytown is DRY.
scaredytown is DRY.
November 8, 2012 @ 8:07 PM
Eggnog (1 gallon from Costco
Eggnog (1 gallon from Costco @ $5.99)
November 9, 2012 @ 1:34 AM
moneymaker wrote:Eggnog (1
[quote=moneymaker]Eggnog (1 gallon from Costco @ $5.99)[/quote]
Even better…Broguiere’s eggnog. It’s not cheap, and it’s certainly not low-calorie, but once you drink it, you will never be able to go back to “regular” eggnog. They charge $1 for the glass jar, which you can get back when you return the jar.
Their chocolate milk is also incredible.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/broguieres-farm-fresh-dairy-montebello
It’s very difficult to get their eggnog, though, because they sell out very quickly. Some years, we have to get it from LA when we go up there (Gelson’s). Occasionally, Stater Brothers carries it, and Whole Foods supposedly does, too.