Check, Please! Bay Area: Season 2: Episode 7 (#207)

Posted on Thursday 9 November 2006

Check, Please! Bay Area’s second season episode 7 (#207) profiles and reviews these three Bay Area restaurants:

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1) Shalizaar: | restaurant information | reviews | recipe |

2) South Park Café: | restaurant information | reviews |

3) Forbes Island: | restaurant information | reviews | recipe |

Leslie SbroccoMy name is Leslie Sbrocco and I’m the host of Check, Please! Bay Area. Each week, I will be sharing my tasting notes about the wine the guests and I drank on set during the taping of the show. Also, in my “What to Sip” suggestions, I choose one restaurant from each show and offer tips for selecting libations to enjoy with your meal.

Wine of the Week:

2004 Capcanes, “Mas Donis Barrica,” Montsant, Spain $12
If earthy, smooth reds are to your taste, seek out the winning wines from Capcanes. A unique cooperative winery located the mountainous Montsant region of northeastern Spain, this Garnacha-based red — loaded with mineral aromas and mouthfilling fruit — is one of my favorite value wines.

What to Sip: Forbes Island

If you’re heading to Forbes Island for a unique San Francisco treat, you’ll be treated to a small but reasonably priced and well-chosen list of wines. Look for imports such as:

Jean Grivot, Nuits St.-Georges “Les Chamois,” Burgundy, France $64
With the wild mushroom ragout appetizer and roasted pork chop with sweet potatoes, order this Pinot Noir from France. It’s tough to find red Burgundy priced less than $75 in most restaurants, so this elegant, silky red stands out.

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