14 October 2007

For Tom & Jan

We were kinda sorta doing a cheap wine tour of Northeast Italy the first week of October. The nice thing is that cheap wine in Italy is generally very drinkable. It's cheap as in economical, not as in tacky or sleazy.

Well, we saw this Chardonnay from Italy and as we know form their kinda sorta recent visit, Dad & Jan like chardonnays, so we decided to try it out and see what we were missing.

Chardonnay delle Venezie

Yes, a nice 1 liter box of wine from Italy. It's so much easier and more convenient to throw one of these in the backpack and camp out along the river for a picnic. It's lighter. There's no chance of breakage. And it's re-sealable. With this, our collapsable plastic travel cup, and some cubes of fresh(ish) Parmesan cheese, we have perfected the art of the portable, impromptu wine tasting experience.

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2 Comments:

At Sunday, 14 October, 2007 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey that's kind of cool and thanks for thinking of us. I wonder if that kind of packaging will show up in the States anytime soon?

 
At Sunday, 14 October, 2007 , Anonymous Anonymous said...

Sounds like you and Jeannette have become more proficient in the art of wine traveling than your Dad and I; we have never even thought about a collapsible cup. And how was the chardonnay? You did not say. --Jan

 

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