Comments on: Liquid Assets – Three Stand Out Madison Wine Lists http://www.madisondining.com/liquid-assets-three-stand-out-madison-wine-lists/ Mon, 06 Feb 2012 18:35:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Greg Fowlkes http://www.madisondining.com/liquid-assets-three-stand-out-madison-wine-lists/comment-page-1/#comment-494 Greg Fowlkes Thu, 09 Oct 2008 17:08:48 +0000 http://madisondining.com/?p=815#comment-494 Thanks for the comment. Quivey's always has a nice selection of Wisconsin microbrews on tap in the Stable (see the Oktoberfest dinner review). In the future, I hope to write about some of the locally produced beverages and the establishments that carry them. Thanks for the comment. Quivey’s always has a nice selection of Wisconsin microbrews on tap in the Stable (see the Oktoberfest dinner review). In the future, I hope to write about some of the locally produced beverages and the establishments that carry them.

]]> By: Gary Knowles http://www.madisondining.com/liquid-assets-three-stand-out-madison-wine-lists/comment-page-1/#comment-495 Gary Knowles Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:38:22 +0000 http://madisondining.com/?p=815#comment-495 Very good article, right on the money and nicely done. I've enjoyed Louisianne's and Mariners for more years than I like to admit, and both offer exceptional dining and great wines at fair prices. I had myu family there for a holiday meal last year (4 of us) and we splurged on a bottle of vintage Caymus Cab that you cdouldn't find in very many wine stores - much less a restaurant. The Grange price almost makes it worth buying to take home to the cellar! I enjoy the live piano bar at Louisiannes (esp. John Chimes) and both places qualify as "impressive places to take friends when you want to show off Madison". It would be nice to see more some local specialties featured (I see Quivey's does that) -- like Lake Louie beer or Wollersheim Port or Ice Wine by the glass. Very good article, right on the money and nicely done. I’ve enjoyed Louisianne’s and Mariners for more years than I like to admit, and both offer exceptional dining and great wines at fair prices. I had myu family there for a holiday meal last year (4 of us) and we splurged on a bottle of vintage Caymus Cab that you cdouldn’t find in very many wine stores – much less a restaurant. The Grange price almost makes it worth buying to take home to the cellar! I enjoy the live piano bar at Louisiannes (esp. John Chimes) and both places qualify as “impressive places to take friends when you want to show off Madison”.

It would be nice to see more some local specialties featured (I see Quivey’s does that) — like Lake Louie beer or Wollersheim Port or Ice Wine by the glass.

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