Tough test explores nuances of Pinot Noir

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A blind taste test of eight Pinot Noirs was held at the California Wine Experience during November, 1998 in San Francisco, CA. The test was difficult as regional characteristics could not aid the taster. No person in the audience could identify all eight wines, but Wine Spectator editor Harvey Steiman got a perfect score in a public tasting.

San Francisco, California, Pinot Noir (Wine)

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Champagne Bollinger's distinctive style

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The 1998 California Wine Experience in San Francisco, CA featured a tasting of eight Champagne Bollinger products from 1964 to the present. Bollinger's production emphasizes quality and tradition. Tastings revealed a remarkable consistency over the years. The wines were full bodied with rich flavors of toast, yeast, smoke, and earth.

Champagne (Wine)

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Beef bonanza: Three old hands have opened successful new steak houses

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A list of three restaurants in Manhattan that offers beef in its menu along with wine is reviewed that includes Wolfgang's opened by Wolfgang Zwiener and his son Peter, BLT Steak owned by Laurent Tourondel and V Steakhouse opened by Jean-Georges Vongerichten.

Restaurants, Restaurant Review, Manhattan Beach, California

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