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- Dr. Pyro
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Excellent question Stu. We do not chill our reds (like duh!). We keep them in the case until they're opened and have an icechest that is thin and tall that we keep outside in the shade with the top closed. That seems to work rather well. But one reason we have rarely had a problem with the reds getting warm is that once a bottle is opened, almost invariably it gets consumed immediately. Not always mind you, but often enough that we have not encountered a big problem. And I doubt this year will be any different, considering the number of lushes, uh, I mean wine aficionados that drop by BDC&WB.
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I am missing how the thin cooler and the case of wine interact. Are you saying you have a way to serve them at around 70 or so?
I guess I am a bit finicky. I don't dig many reds if they get too warm (approaching 80s or more). I love my heavy reds but have not brought them to the playa because of a lack of temp control. Ya gots yer coolers that are too cool or your non-coolers that are too warm.
I guess I am a bit finicky. I don't dig many reds if they get too warm (approaching 80s or more). I love my heavy reds but have not brought them to the playa because of a lack of temp control. Ya gots yer coolers that are too cool or your non-coolers that are too warm.
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- Dr. Pyro
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This can't possibly be a legit question. But in case DVDB is completely clueless, reds are your cabernet sauvignons (which is what we serve), merlots, petite sirahs, burgundies, zinfindels, and the like. Blush wines tend to be "white" zinfindels and roses. Your whites range from chardonnay to tyrolia. Anybody with a refined wine palette would tend to gravitate towards the reds. Let me guess DVDB, you like the whites?
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Here's my RSVP - see you then!
You know, the worst is farmer wine from Malta. We opened the white first... it took about 2 years for me to be able to drink white wine again, just from the smell It was so sweet the we all gagged, poured it down the drain, and threw open the windows.
I still can't stomache any white unless it's very very dry....
i'd bring you some, but i won't even touch a bottle of that wine if i can help it.
You know, the worst is farmer wine from Malta. We opened the white first... it took about 2 years for me to be able to drink white wine again, just from the smell It was so sweet the we all gagged, poured it down the drain, and threw open the windows.
I still can't stomache any white unless it's very very dry....
i'd bring you some, but i won't even touch a bottle of that wine if i can help it.
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i don't know about must... but then i also wouldn't classify bringing farmer wine from malta as a personal act of self expression. don't worry, i left it 7000 miles from here.blyslv wrote:RE: the Malta White wine.
The playa thanks you for leaving it at home. Radical self-expression is all well and good, but one must draw the line somewhere, musn't one?
next time i'm there i'll get a bottle and bring it to the playa for you. might be a couple of years... with a sign that says 'open at your own risk.
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ummm
What kind of wine is good with tequila? Lmao
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Das bus is stalking me. lol I will be bringing an appetizer to the mg I hope cream cheese goes well with wine. 
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Re: lmao
pickled herring.dj big E wrote:Das bus is stalking me. lol I will be bringing an appetizer to the mg I hope cream cheese goes well with wine.
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