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Wine Library

New Wine Library is a wall of red wine that showcases every varietal, price and vintage, allowing guests to inspect and touch everything, and even take a bottle back to their table.

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The Carlton's Cuisine

We feature innovative, fresh cuisine, that changes daily so that you can always count on fresh and seasonal ingredients.

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Kudos to The Carlton

“Where Pittsburgh notables meet for comfort food…a Pittsburgh institution worthy of a Historic Landmark designation.” - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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Monthly Archives: October 2009

This Week’s Wine Wisdom

Posted in Wine by admin

How many bottles of wine? One bottle of wine = 750 ml or 1/5 of a gallon One Barrel = 60 gallons – 25 cases or 300 750 ml bottles One Ton of Grapes = approximately 700 bottles of wine One Acre of Vineyards – Low yield for high quality wines = 2-4 tons One

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Eberle Winery Wine Dinner Menu

Posted in Pittsburgh Events, Wine by admin

We welcome back native Gary Eberle,  of Eberle Winery, to Pittsburgh on Monday, October 12 to savor the wonderful wines from his Paso Robles vineyard!  After Gary finished playing college football at Penn State in the 60′s he went on to LSU where he studied cellular genetics and then to U.C. Davis for work on

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Iron Horse Vineyards Wine Dinner Tomorrow

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Just a reminder that our Fall Wine Dinners kick off tomorrow with Iron Horse Vineyards!  We hope you can make it to this dinner - I know you will love the food, wine and our wine host Joy Sterling.  Here’s the information for the dinner again: CEO Joy Sterling presents the wonderful offerings from Iron Horse Vineyards

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This Week’s Wine Wisdom

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Generally,  wine is served in glasses with gently curved rims at the top to help keep aromas in the glass. The thinner the glass and the finer the rim, the better. A flaring, trumpet-shaped class dissipates the aromas. When tasting wine, hold the wine in the mouth for a moment or two and then either

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