Starring on a lengthy tasting menu are Navarro's dry, estate-bottled gewürtztraminer and a smoky pinot noir (also available for teetotalers in juice form).
His cooking and her charm are a potent combination (although I wish she'd told me, when recommending a blissful, dry Szepsy Estate Furmint Tokaj, that it was £61).
The resulting dry land, once filled in, would nearly double the city's size and create a gold mine in future real estate.
As jobs in construction and real estate dried up, and stock market losses curbed the relocation of retirees from the north, in-migration to the city radically slowed.
The accident of elevation marks the difference between its existence as an unclaimable seamount — no more than a shipping hazard — and as a potentially hotly contested piece of actual, dry-land real estate.
This year, union campaign cash could be more important than ever as aldermen have seen donations from real estate interests dry up since the housing market's collapse.
Two of the remaining wines, the dry, refreshing 2009 Gai'a Estate and the bright, earthy 2007 Tsantali Reserve, are both agiorgtiko, the grape of Nemea in eastern Pelopponese.
Credit dried up, and real estate prices plunged.
Tarsa Scott, a single mother, started working with hair in 2008 after her business as a real estate broker dried up.
And yet still, young boys zipping about on patches of dry grass and industrial estates try to imitate their heroes – Messi, Rooney, Neymar and Ronaldo – plugging away at this second-tier sport in a country enslaved by cricket's heavenly bails.
The nation's economic collapse brought the project to a halt, however, as money for real estate development dried up.
