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Gwyneth P.

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Gwyneth P.: Adventures in Wine

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Q1: Where did you grow up?

A1: I was born in Los Angeles, California.

Q2: What was the first time you remember drinking wine?

A2: My father was a big wine collector and a wine lover. I remember having tiny sips of his red wine when I was little. I loved it even then. The romance of it all. Watching him decant, analyze the cork, the pleasure he derived from the whole thing.

Q3: Where do you drink wine mostly?

A3: In my garden in London on a summers eve and out on Long Island during Thanksgiving weekend.

Q4: What are your favorite types of wine? Varietals? Regions?

A4: My absolute favorite wines are Chateaux Figeac and Ausone. I also love California Pinot Noirs. And St. Emilions, of course

Q5: What are your favorite kinds of food?

A5: Rustic Italian food. Japanese.

Q6: What are your favorite restaurants?

A6: Mozza and the old katsu ya in LA. Babbo, Pearl Oyster Bar, Elios in NYC. Locanda Locatelli, The River Cafe, Chez Bruce and Chisou in London.

Q7: What is your favorite wine and food pairing?

A7: I like my home made duck ragu on fresh pasta with a lovely Burgundy

Q8: Do you cook? If so, what kind of food and for whom?

A8: I cook very frequently. I cook lots of fish, veggies and pasta. I cook for myself, I cook for friends. I absolutely love to cook.

Q9: If you were stranded on a desert island, what one type of food/wine would choose to have?

A9: Are we being practical here? I could live off of fresh coconuts, I drink coconut water everyday. I love the idea of the fresh fish out of the sea, and foraging for food. I would need to grow a little herb garden, though. I would need seeds and some manni Olive oil from Tuscany and a very cold Sancerre to go with the oysters I would learn to dive for.