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Check, Please! Bay Area reviews: Zaré at Fly Trap, Barrio Fiesta, Flora

Podcast |: Check, Please! Bay Area Podcast
Publisher |: KQED
Media Type |: video
Podknife tags |: Bay Area,; Food,; Restaurants,; Reviews
Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Food
Publication Date |: Apr 18, 2013
Episode Duration |: Unknown

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Restaurants reviewed: Zare at Fly Trap [now The Fly Trap] (San Francisco), Barrio Fiesta (Milpitas) and Flora (Oakland).

Check, Please! Bay Area's eighth season episode 2 (#802) profiles and reviews these three Bay Area restaurants: 1) Zaré at Fly Trap: | restaurant information + video | reviews | [now The Fly Trap] 2) Barrio Fiesta Restaurant: | restaurant information + video | reviews 3) Flora: | restaurant information + video | reviews | https://www.youtube.com/embed/WoHLAFaYd3Q?rel=0 Other ways to watch the episode online (and on video iPod): Download episode (requires iTunes or QuickTime) Subscribe to Video Podcast View photo gallery (flickr.com) Contribute your food photos! (flickr.com) My 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. I will also share some wine tips with each episode. 2011 Talbott Pinot Noir, “Sleepy Hollow Vineyard,” Santa Lucia Highlands, California -- Hailing from one of California’s top spots for Pinot -- the Santa Lucia Highlands in Monterey County -- this lush, spicy red showcases full-bodied flair. The region’s cool climate allows for long ripening of the old-vine fruit, which creates intensity and complexity. 2011 Talbott Chardonnay, “Sleepy Hollow Vineyard,” Santa Lucia Highlands, California -- A singularly rich, ripe style of Chardonnay kissed by toasty oak notes. Crafted from old Wente clone grapes (the classic variety used to make California Chardonnay), the well-balanced beauty is a white that satisfies. Sip as a cocktail or pair with fleshy fishes and creamy cheeses. 2010 Dry Creek Vineyard, Sauvignon Blanc, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County, California -- A zesty white that captures the citrusy freshness of Sauvignon Blanc layered with succulent tropical fruit flavors. Dry Creek Vineyard is one of the leading producers of the variety and consistently produces among the state’s best. 2009 Harry & David Vineyards, Tempranillo, Rogue Valley, Oregon -- The company famous for fresh fruit baskets has launched their own line of wines from neighboring Rogue Valley vineyards in southern Oregon. Tempranillo is the sleek signature red grape of Spain, but when planted in Oregon it expresses laid-back ease packed with juicy red berry fruit flavors.

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