we re on our way to our last stop for a day the fair being winery close to london. everything under one roof all very modern with a big production plants and a wine bar with a lovely outdoor terrace. dick berkeley shows me the tanks that hold this year s wine. i mean here we have a kibbutz tahmina you can see the yeast. kind of man is it ready to drink you can drink it you can smell it too it s already smells really fresh and aromatic. in the poll that men wine growing is still very much a family affair dick gregory inherited the vineyard from his father eighteen years
we re on our way to our last stop for today the fair game winery close to london. everything under one roof all very modern with a big production plant and a wine bar with a lovely outdoor terence. dick fergie shows me the tanks that hold this year s wine. i mean the reality of what s to mena you can see the yeast. twenty one is it ready to drink think you can drink it you can smell it too it s already smells really fresh and aromatic. in the pool at midline growing is still very much a family affair vaguely inherited the vineyard from his father eighteen years ago.
anthony: here at sawada, step right in to some curried goat, samosas, tandoori chicken. oh, yeah, and this lahori fish curry, with no small amount of chilies. anthony: it s such fragrant, aromatic, delicious food. roy choi: this is really good. anthony: what good food are you likely to find within the confines of koreatown? roy choi: we have el salvadoran and guatemalan all around. koreans all throughout. pakistani and bangladesh food. yeah, oaxaca takes over all of eighth street. anthony: why oaxaca? just that s the way it worked out? roy choi: mm-hm. you know how it goes. anthony: yeah. roy choi: probably one guy showed up. anthony: yeah. roy choi: filipino fast food just behind us. anthony: mm-hm. roy choi: and then a bunch of riff-raffs in between. anthony: filipinos ought to be very proud of their food. roy choi: mm-hm. anthony: underrepresented. roy choi: i think they re going through kind of what we went through, where the glass hasn t been br
has problems beyond leadership. this doctor has a problem because he hands out prescriptions like candy. in fact, in the white house, they called the candy man. the word is that it on overseas trips in particular the admiral will go down the aisle and say who wants to go to sleep and handout the prescriptions. on overnight overseas trips, white house doctors do after staff, even journalists, sleep aids. aromatic government i recommend everyone takes a sleep aid at certain times. the pills given out are recorded with names and dosages. tester s comment drew sharp response. it was absolutely unfair for him to drop the candyman line. there have been multiple, every year they come in and do a review of the white house physician s office on things like prescriptions. every year they have said he is in compliance with what he s been prescribing.
samosas, tandoori chicken. oh, yeah, and this lahori fish curry, with no small amount of chilies. anthony: it s such fragrant, aromatic, delicious food. roy choi: this is really good. anthony: what good food are you likely to find within the confines of koreatown? roy choi: we have el salvadoran and guatemalan all around. koreans all throughout. pakistani and bangladesh food. yeah, oaxaca takes over all of eighth street. anthony: why oaxaca? just that s the way it worked out? roy choi: mm-hm. you know how it goes. anthony: yeah. roy choi: probably one guy showed up. anthony: yeah. roy choi: filipino fast food just behind us. anthony: mm-hm. roy choi: and then a bunch of riff-raffs in between. anthony: filipinos ought to be very proud of their food. roy choi: mm-hm. anthony: underrepresented. roy choi: i think they re going through kind of what we went through, where the glass hasn t been broken yet to, to translate it but still keep the core and soul o