Sunday Brunch is one of those old institutions I used to enjoy very much. Started way back in college, but that’s another story. Anyway, stopped in to the Riverstone Cafe in Exton, PA for a brunch this week. I found it fresh, tasty, and with plenty of options. The great service made the meal a joy. Here’s a look at some of the offerings, including oysters on the half shell:
Brunch selections at Riverstone Cafe.
Of course you also see that salmon there with all the trimmings. As mentioned, here’s a look at the desserts:
Dessert selection at Riverstone Cafe Sunday Brunch.
Well, now that I ate too much, I get to spend plenty of extra hours in the gym. Enjoy every meal!
The Bent Page 
Papé Clément, Bordeaux
Twenty-five years ago (give or take a few), I enjoyed the big red wines of both France and California. In particular, I liked the reasonably priced reds from Bordeaux that could be had back then for between $14-$20 a bottle. Yeah, that was a little expensive but not a budget buster unless you were really enthusiastic. For various reasons (mostly bourbon induced) I strayed from these classic wines. Well, today I went looking for a few and discovered my old favorite Papé Clément. Wow! The price for a young bottle is nearly $100 with other years well above $200. That’s incredible. Of course, many improvements have been made at this winery. Check out their video:
That’s a serious outfit doing excellent work. Just pull the cork on a bottle and take a sip. You’ll be convinced without a doubt. Please enjoy responsibly.
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on January 4, 2013 at 2:24 pm Leave a CommentTags: bordeaux, Bordeaux Wine, fine wine, France, French Wine, Papé Clément, video, videos, wine