worst match I can remember
 

After a rather nice 2010 St Just Coulee St Cyr (lemon and grapefruit,
vanilla custard, apricots with nice length and very refreshing) to go
with a fried sea bass on a bed of wheat, I put out a couple of cheeses.
The camembert, not very ripe, worked fine. But on a whim I had picked up
an undistinguished looking Munster...

The worst ever. It turned the wine into detergent, bleachy overtones.
Absolutely undrinkable. Oddly the cheese by itself was OK, but together:
wow.

-E



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On Thursday, February 7, 2013 6:08:28 PM UTC-5, Emery Davis` wrote:
> After a rather nice 2010 St Just Coulee St Cyr (lemon and grapefruit,
>
> vanilla custard, apricots with nice length and very refreshing) to go
>
> with a fried sea bass on a bed of wheat, I put out a couple of cheeses.
>
> The camembert, not very ripe, worked fine. But on a whim I had picked up
>
> an undistinguished looking Munster...
>
>
>
> The worst ever. It turned the wine into detergent, bleachy overtones.
>
> Absolutely undrinkable. Oddly the cheese by itself was OK, but together:
>
> wow.
>
>
>
> -E
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --
>
> Questions about wine? Check the FAQ. http://winefaq.cwdjr.net

Chenin Blanc?
I love wine and cheese, but matches can be unpredictable. Every once in a while I try a match that makes intellectual sense, that totally doesn't work. Sorry you got "bit"

worst match I can remember
 

On Thu, 07 Feb 2013 19:38:18 -0800, DaleW wrote:

> On Thursday, February 7, 2013 6:08:28 PM UTC-5, Emery Davis` wrote:

>> an undistinguished looking Munster...
>>
>
>> The worst ever. It turned the wine into detergent, bleachy overtones.
>>
>> Absolutely undrinkable. Oddly the cheese by itself was OK, but
>> together:
>>
>> wow.
>>
>>
>>
>> -E
>
>> Questions about wine? Check the FAQ. http://winefaq.cwdjr.net
>
> Chenin Blanc?
> I love wine and cheese, but matches can be unpredictable. Every once in
> a while I try a match that makes intellectual sense, that totally
> doesn't work. Sorry you got "bit"


Chenin indeed, a nice racy one. The level of incompatibility was
historic! :) Ugh.

Say, what's with all the whitespace when you quote my post? What reader
are you using?
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On 2/8/13 5:16 AM, Emery Davis` wrote:

> Say, what's with all the whitespace when you quote my post? What reader
> are you using?
>

It's a Giggle Gropes thing, Emery. They have a problem with properly
word wrapped posts, inserting spurious CRLFs into them. OTOH, when I
try to reply to one of Dale's posts, I have to manually rewrap the
quoted text because it comes out in line lengths much longer than 80
characters. I think that the GG software must expect posts with no word
wrapping and perforce chop it into 80-char records on its own.

Mark Lipton

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On Fri, 08 Feb 2013 11:29:09 -0500, Mark Lipton wrote:

>>
> It's a Giggle Gropes thing, Emery. They have a problem with properly
> word wrapped posts, inserting spurious CRLFs into them. OTOH, when I
> try to reply to one of Dale's posts, I have to manually rewrap the
> quoted text because it comes out in line lengths much longer than 80
> characters. I think that the GG software must expect posts with no word
> wrapping and perforce chop it into 80-char records on its own.
>

Ah, that makes sense I guess. I've been using pan, it lets you manually
rewrap in when necessary. Amazing how a company with so much tech savvy
can totally screw up something so simple, and customer visible. Oh well.

cheers!

-E


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