Entries tagged with 'wine'
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Individual-Size, Slice-Accompanying Pizza Wine in Greenpoint
newyorkshitty.com Miss Heather of the blog newyorkshitty.com finds Pizza Wine at a Greenpoint liquor store. It's a small 375 ml bottle of wine that claims to have been crafted specifically for pizza. At $3 a bottle (even with tax included) this isn't really much of a bargain. If one bottle is designed to accompany two slices, I'd guesstimate it would take five bottles to match a ten-slice pie. That totals to $15. For that kind of money, you can buy a couple six packs of decent beer. Ten-slice pie? Where is Miss Heather getting a ten-slice pie? Note: A...Wine Library TV on Pizza Wines
Gary Vaynerchuk from the popular wine video blog winelibrary.tv on picking wines for pizza: Pizza Wine, Episode #322 [winelibrary.tv; via Matty]...Openings: Mitchel London Pizza
From Strongbuzz [via Eater]: Their new Hell’s Kitchen shop is located right next to Burgers and Cupcakes and serves a selection of ten hot and bubbly wood-burning oven pies. The Provençal gets topped with fresh mozzarella, gruyere cheese, tomato sauce, black olives and herbs de provence ($7.95/$13.95), while the Romana will score you hot sausage and roasted peppers on a gooey fresh mozzarella and tomato base ($9.95/$16.95). London has been making pizza at the Fairway Cafe for a while now, so we'd imagine that his pies at Mitchel London Pizza won't be much different from those. And, if you want...The Wine Is Fine at Una Pizza Napoletana—And the Pizza, Too
New York Times wine columnist Eric Asimov takes his two sons to Una Pizza Napoletana in NYC and pronounces both the wine and the pizza A-OK. Of their kind (traditional Neapolitan–style) Anthony Mangieri's pies are as good as you can get in New York City. People carp about the price (more than $20 for an individual pie), but the fact is that Mr. Mangieri is slavishly devoted to each and every pie that comes out of his oven, and his devotion results in an ethereally light and tangy individual pie. His last-minute Sicilian sea salt shake is a stroke of...Does Go Well With the Anchovies, Peter
For those of you who want to pair your pizza with the right wine, Vino-Versity offers a November 18 class to help you do just that. Held at Divine Bar West, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., the class will teach you how to match several grape varietals with a medley of pizza tapas bites. Tickets: $35 + $2 processing fee, in adv.; $45 at door Phone: 212-265-WINE Divine Bar West: 236 West 54th Street (between B'way & Eighth Ave.)...Slice is part of the Foodblog Ad Network. To advertise on this site or across a network of food-related weblogs, click here.
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