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Sound advice in managable portions
04-28-2001, 08:07 AM,
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A friend of mine has picked up work at an Italian restaurant in Old Montreal. There is(in addition to the new-job-jitters) concern that she will be singled out for her lack of wine knowledge. I want to avoid overwhelming her with information - especially as she's alredy 'on the floor'. Has anyone a suggestion for an appropriate starting point...Thanks
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04-28-2001, 09:24 AM,
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Have her get the book Wine for Dummies. Its easy to read and will giver a solid base to work from.

Where are you two located? We may be able to scrounge up info on a wine tasting class that would help out greatly.

Another thing, if this is a good restaurant that features wine, they should have some sort of program to teach their employees about the wines they carry.

Barnesy
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04-28-2001, 09:35 AM,
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Yes, thank you, I will suggest this...and yes, i agree this restaurant should proactively encourage thier staff to look at as many wines as possible. I'm interested to see what progress reports reveal.
Tilak (in Sydney) - My friend is in Montreal, Quebec.
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04-28-2001, 02:21 PM,
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Tilak, do you know the name and address of the restaurant? We are going to be up there the third week in May.
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04-30-2001, 01:56 AM,
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- 'Modavie' Restaurant Bar - 1 St.Paul Street West. Old port of Montreal.
(514)287-9582
I hope you've the chance to check the place out...Happy travels.
Tilak.
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04-30-2001, 06:27 AM,
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The ever-expanding reach of Big Bob strikes again. WW
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05-01-2001, 02:16 AM,
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WW, should I be concerned? [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/confused.gif[/img]
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05-01-2001, 08:57 AM,
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Sorry Tilak, I was just making a funny. The name of the bar and restaurant is the same but spelled differently than our patron wine saint Robert Mondavi. WW
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05-02-2001, 06:04 AM,
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Ahhh, who's the goose?! Thank you for enlightening this witless Aussie. I've fond memories of St.Bob's '87 Res. Cabernets. This was magnum in volume as well as character.
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05-02-2001, 08:01 AM,
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According to a flurry of stories in the Wine Press today, Big Bob has stepped down. Quite a man.
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05-02-2001, 05:10 PM,
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Ah Yes IK but .....He's left the legacy in TWO capable hands. WW ( Now he and Margrit can boogie till the dawns' early cabernet.) And you're rite Tilak, His 87 Reserve was and still is a spectacular bottle.His 94 is at the same level.

[This message has been edited by winoweenie (edited 05-03-2001).]
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