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Indeed the approach to flavours in all courses is a French-style subtlety allowing neither wine nor food to dominate. We both select the option of dishes paired with wine. The Local opts for the winter menu. This consists of four courses selected by the chef (R250). I go for the four course menu where you do have limited options at each stage (R400). The pre-dessert is an extra course on the four course menu. You are not directly billed for it. One vegetarian starter and main on this purposely limited menu. You can also go the whole hog: the eight course tasting menu with wine at R775 is only available if the whole table selects it.

While not dismissing the art of matching food and wine, when the dishes are this good it is easy to forget to sip your wine, consigning drinking to before and after each course. Call me uncultured. Today I’ve never been happier so.

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I gave a recent spin to much of what I own in the Roxette catalog, after seeking to add a few of their songs to my digital device. In listening, I found that Roxette really are the binary opposite to the Eurythmics. There is so much light and brightness in the music, that even the songs with less-than-happy braindumps lyrical concepts like "Cry", "Sleeping Single", and "Listen to Your Heart" feel more like reasons to be resilient rather than resignations to sadness. The album is time-stamped and there is no other time than the mid-80's that would have allowed this kind of a production 000-200 (even in the current Pro-Tools to infinity setups employed by many modern acts). Not to cop out entirely, but the highlights 642-383 are the radio hits "The Look", "Dangerous", 642-661 "Dressed for Success" and the album track "Half A Woman, Half A Shadow". If you lived in America anytime between 1988 and 1991 you have heard at least half of the album on the radio and Mtv. These days, the songs still make appearances on modern easy listening/adult contemporary radio, and the original versions also can be found occasionally on the Muzak channels piped into grocery stores and shopping mall food courts. More than a few of their songs have made their way onto hits packages and compilations of the '80's, (not to mention Roxette's own retrospective, DON'T BORE US, GET TO THE CHORUS). If you like any of it, you'll like most of what you'll find here.