Friday, March 12, 2010

days of wine and coffee

I’m the kind of friend who, when asked to go out for a glass of wine these days...


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...orders coffee. It has come to this. Sandwiched between law school work and moonlighting, the welcome pause brings the unwelcome realization that I cannot show up at the shop after a glass of cabernet.

Oh well.

(Ed comments – I have never seen you order red wine for yourself. That’s because cheap white wine is ok, whereas cheap red wine is undrinkable.)

I leave the shop tired, but very aware of the fact that I am just heading home, while so many others are heading out.

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I'm glad that I am heading home.

2 comments:

  1. "That’s because cheap white wine is ok, whereas cheap red wine is undrinkable."

    I second that. Worse than cheap red wine though is cheap champagne, which is nevertheless very popular. Doesn't it give people stomach aches?

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  2. Well, by definition there is no such thing as cheap champagne! As for cheap bubbly wine -- that depends. You can have a Spanish Cava or an Italian Prosecco that hovers around $10 (even less at Woodman's) and is quite palatable, I think. Our own American bubblies -- there, the cheap stuff, I agree, is quite offputting.

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