Jay Rayner, restaurant critic for the London Observer, headed out to eat in seven cities around the globe in search of the perfect dinner. In his book, he concludes that “My pursuit of the perfect meal was doomed to failure because I had been conducting it in entirely the wrong company, which is to say, my own.” Upon returning to London and eating at his favourite restaurants with his wife, he noted that dining with the right person can make the meal taste better.
And so it is with wine. Amen!
And speaking of BOOKS and LONDON, I’ll be at one of the best kitchen stores in the country THIS SATURDAY ““~ at Jill’s Table in London, Ontario ““~ signing copies of Billy’s Best Bottles Wines for 2011. If you haven’t ordered yours yet, GET ON IT! Go to www.billysbestbook.com …and sign up for the fab Stratford Get-away contest while you’re there. Cheers!
That’s a great book. Quick read, but very enjoyable.