Questions about Napa Rose

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What is the corkage fee if we bring our own wine?

Do they still have "wine pairings"? What can you tell me about that?

We're not sure if we want to bring our own, or try something different.

 

[ArchOwl]

What is the corkage fee if we bring our own wine?

Do they still have "wine pairings"? What can you tell me about that?

We're not sure if we want to bring our own, or try something different.

I have never brought my own bottle, but I believe corkage is $20 and waived with additional purchase. The wine pairing with the four course Vintner's or the five course chef's choice at the counter is $45. I have normally been asked my likes and dislikes regarding wine and they have always made fabulous selections. Many times they have brought extra of wine I have enjoyed.

DH and I also split a wine pairing one night because we had a very early morning planned for the next day. They were absolutely fine with this and brought two different wines per pairing to go with our different courses. Now that is customer service!

I would encourage you to try their pairings. My meals have definitely been enhanced by the wine. And it is fun to let someone else pick for you and give you something you might never try on your own. Have fun!

 

[S. S. Columbia]

What is the corkage fee if we bring our own wine?

Do they still have "wine pairings"? What can you tell me about that?

We're not sure if we want to bring our own, or try something different.

This thread made me curious... so...

I came across an interesting thread and a very interesting blog post about the Napa Rose, and figured I would share:

What's the best way to do Napa Rose?
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2590953

Culinary Quest: A Rose by Any Other Name... by oc_tony
http://www.disunplugged.com/2010/04/17/culinary-quest-a-rose-by-any-other-name/

HTH