The strongly tannic 2001 version, the first Clos Juvin released, is at least a year away from dinnertime readiness unless, upon being uncorked, it is poured into a bulbous decanter and aerated for at least 12 hours.
IN the summer of 2001, after a quarter-century of generally satisfying efforts to keep the federal government from intruding on personal privacy, the public was unhappily focused on private-sector intrusions ranging from dinnertime telemarketing to identity theft.
Roughly 200 firefighters struggled in the dark for seven hours — from dinnertime Saturday to early Sunday — to control the blaze, at a red-brick apartment house at 346 East 29th Street, which is in a heavily immigrant neighborhood made up mostly of blocks of one- and two-family homes.
As a kid, one of the hardest in-between for me was from dinnertime on Christmas Eve until 7 a.m. on Christmas Day which was my parents' absolute earliest approved wake-up time.
Anna Dell'Olio, a mother of 21-month-old twins and a 9-month-old in Manhattan, said, "Dinnertime is basically continual from 6 30 p.m. on".
At the time, I had little interest in my parents' narratives, but over the years I began to realize that my first impressions about race, social class and, yes, even cleanliness came from those dinnertime conversations.
A first attempted assassination by Barry in Bandon failed when Percival departed from his dinnertime routine.
Of course it helps if we are good digital role models and put our phones down at dinnertime and look up from our laptops when our kids are around.
Other residents of the apartment complex said the barrage of gunfire had startled them from the peaceful dinnertime activities of a Friday evening.
Around dinnertime last Monday, while throngs from the Saratoga Race Course were walking to their cars toting lawn chairs and coolers, another group gathered to indulge a devotion to the sport of kings.
