Same here so I'll have plenty. Can we speed up time and get this party started?Tom D. wrote:....although I like lots of water and bread or crackers during tasting sessions. ...
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If only we had the power! And my only allergy is to Sumac, but considering I've only seen the stuff in American made food once, I'm sure it won't be an issue.Andy Velebil wrote:Same here so I'll have plenty. Can we speed up time and get this party started?Tom D. wrote:....although I like lots of water and bread or crackers during tasting sessions. ...
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And there goes my chimichurri. Sorry Andy, I won't be bringing any as mine is made with sumac.Bradley Bogdan wrote:If only we had the power! And my only allergy is to Sumac, but considering I've only seen the stuff in American made food once, I'm sure it won't be an issue.
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I admit I had to look up what Sumac was. So safe to say there won't be any at my house.Eric Menchen wrote:And there goes my chimichurri. Sorry Andy, I won't be bringing any as mine is made with sumac.Bradley Bogdan wrote:If only we had the power! And my only allergy is to Sumac, but considering I've only seen the stuff in American made food once, I'm sure it won't be an issue.
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Cool, I'm super excited about this as well. Can't wait for everyone to get here.
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Should be a great time and I thank Andy in advance for the organization and planning and hosting this event.
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Andy, my 45, 48, 55, and 66 (plus backups for the 45 and 48) are now in the hands of TCWC. As soon as we get a little warmer day here, they will ship these to your offsite along with the 6-bottle auction lot. I'll let you know when they ship.
BTW Andy, is your +1 still in? Has he decided what Taylor/s he's bringing?
For everyone else, please verify all your contributions have been correctly noted in my original post at the top of this thread. I don't love surprises, so if you're bringing it, please make sure it's on the list.
Looking forward to this!
BTW Andy, is your +1 still in? Has he decided what Taylor/s he's bringing?
For everyone else, please verify all your contributions have been correctly noted in my original post at the top of this thread. I don't love surprises, so if you're bringing it, please make sure it's on the list.
Looking forward to this!
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Roger. You mean -20 is too cold to ship?Tom D. wrote:Andy, my 45, 48, 55, and 66 (plus backups for the 45 and 48) are now in the hands of TCWC. As soon as we get a little warmer day here, they will ship these to your offsite along with the 6-bottle auction lot. I'll let you know when they ship.
BTW Andy, is your +1 still in? Has he decided what Taylor/s he's bringing?
For everyone else, please verify all your contributions have been correctly noted in my original post at the top of this thread. I don't love surprises, so if you're bringing it, please make sure it's on the list.
Looking forward to this!

With the holidays, I've not called him to confirm what he's bringing..will check, thanks for the reminder.
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Shipped to Andy's storage last month along with a colheita for Friday night.Tom D. wrote:For everyone else, please verify all your contributions have been correctly noted in my original post at the top of this thread.
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Mine are correctly noted and will be shipped after I return to the West Coast in a week. I can't wait to be out of the middle of this Great Lakes centric icebox I used to call home! Haha.
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I've located and ordered 2 dozen more Port glasses (all they had). Hopefully Amazon packs them well so they don't break. I will apologize they are not ultra expensive Riedel's. The dimensions, minus the squared off stem, are very close to the IVDP ones and appear to be suitable for buying in mass for large tastings. Once they arrive I'll make sure they are suitable and if so, and if Amazon gets more in time, I'll try and reorder more so locals won't have to bring any glasses.
Here they are
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CIS ... os_product
Here they are
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CIS ... os_product
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Those look pretty close to the Marjorie Lumm glasses that we've been using, so I'm sure they'll be fine. They're about the same price, too, so it will be interesting to see how they compare!Andy Velebil wrote:I've located and ordered 2 dozen more Port glasses (all they had). Hopefully Amazon packs them well so they don't break. I will apologize they are not ultra expensive Riedel's. The dimensions, minus the squared off stem, are very close to the IVDP ones and appear to be suitable for buying in mass for large tastings. Once they arrive I'll make sure they are suitable and if so, and if Amazon gets more in time, I'll try and reorder more so locals won't have to bring any glasses.
Here they are
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CIS ... os_product
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Glad there won't be too many bottles of Taylor @ this event!
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Roy, from what I've heard, there can never be too many bottles of Taylor for you!Roy Hersh wrote:Glad there won't be too many bottles of Taylor @ this event!
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gents,
Just ordered 8 boxes of tasting glasses. Bowl is almost identical in size and shape to the IVDP one, just a little shorter stem. So I should now have enough glasses for everyone to have 10 or 11 at a time on the table if I did the math right (did I mention I suck at math, so keeping fingers crossed). So that should do us perfectly for the two flights (reusing the glasses for the second flight).
Also ordered 3 decanters so I will have 10 decanters here at the house.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/anchor- ... 00031.html
Just ordered 8 boxes of tasting glasses. Bowl is almost identical in size and shape to the IVDP one, just a little shorter stem. So I should now have enough glasses for everyone to have 10 or 11 at a time on the table if I did the math right (did I mention I suck at math, so keeping fingers crossed). So that should do us perfectly for the two flights (reusing the glasses for the second flight).
Also ordered 3 decanters so I will have 10 decanters here at the house.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/anchor- ... 00031.html
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Those look pretty similar if not identical to the ones we've gotten from Marjorie Lumm in the past. I can't compare them at the moment, though, because it appears that Marjorie Lumm's website has been hacked to host malware so Google is blocking it for me.
INAO tasting glass sounds like the one we've ordered from there before, though. Your price is a little better at 6 for $20 vs $3.75/stem that I've paid.
INAO tasting glass sounds like the one we've ordered from there before, though. Your price is a little better at 6 for $20 vs $3.75/stem that I've paid.
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Thanks for posting the URL. Got myself a few boxes too, that was a great price and shipping on the cheaper side too.Andy Velebil wrote:gents,
Just ordered 8 boxes of tasting glasses. Bowl is almost identical in size and shape to the IVDP one, just a little shorter stem. So I should now have enough glasses for everyone to have 10 or 11 at a time on the table if I did the math right (did I mention I suck at math, so keeping fingers crossed). So that should do us perfectly for the two flights (reusing the glasses for the second flight).
Also ordered 3 decanters so I will have 10 decanters here at the house.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/anchor- ... 00031.html
What decanters did you get? Wonder if there is a deal out there to be had!
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Here's the decantersMiguel Simoes wrote:
Thanks for posting the URL. Got myself a few boxes too, that was a great price and shipping on the cheaper side too.
What decanters did you get? Wonder if there is a deal out there to be had!
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/libbey- ... 00188.html
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