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Terroir has a ridiculous amount of wine--a whole binder of the stuff, actually, packed with lists and lists of semi-sweet white wines made with perfume-y riesling grapes, pages of discourse on wine craft, and hyperbolic praise for its producers. Meanwhile, the menu features small plates with downplayed grandeur, such as the "Fried Stuff" section and its gorgonzola-infused beet risotto balls. An impressive variety, overall, considering Terroir squeezes it all into a tiny, 24-seat, bookshelf-equipped, sepia-tinted room. This wine bar is a superstar collaboration between restaurateurs Paul Grieco (a bigger wine connoisseur than Bacchus) and Marco Canora (an Iron Chef), and that's made clear.
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Ask and ye shall receive. As we reported yesterday, the Summer of Riesling Concert 2011 was a lovely, German-wine-soaked Tuesday evening on a boat. The only problem: This celebration of wines with raz... More »
Leave it to the Terroir gang to find a way to immortalize both German wine and an English wizard while (unintentionally?) poking fun at the self-importance of Vanity Fair. The above creation is one... More »
Riesling fans wanting to persuade their friends of its charms: Apparently Terroir has your back -- in a major way. The wine bar and restaurant co-owned by Paul Grieco and Marco Canora has taken the ... More »
The rash of wine bars that opened in the last year felt like it should’ve happened a decade ago, but there’s one new place we count as our favorite addition to the vino scene: Terroir, a 24-seater that’s small on space but big on style. Helmed by the proprietors of Hearth down the block, Terroir has a charming menu (chef and co-owner Marco Canora will have you eating out of his hand—figuratively speaking, of course). Equally important, though, are the grapes, and we love that Terroir likes to go the unexpected route: This summer, sommelier Paul Grieco (Canora’s partner) dedicated the white-wine list solely to Riesling, so ardently does he feel for the breed. And whaddaya know: We’re that way, too.
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The rash of wine bars that opened in the last year felt like it should've happened a decade ago, but there's one new place we count as our favorite addition to the vino scene: Terroir, a 24-seater that's small on space but big on style. Helmed by the proprietors of Hearth down the block, Terroir has a charming menu (chef and co-owner Marco Canora will have you eating out of his hand--figuratively speaking, of course). Equally important, though, are the grapes, and we love that Terroir likes... More »
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