Our crazy cheap bottle list.
Our crazy cheap bottle list.
June 16th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
Although our eats and beers and glasses of wine are pretty damn reasonably-priced (if we do say so ourselves), without a doubt, the best value at Heart is our bottle list. Because we charge a flat $9 “corkage fee” above our retail prices for dine-in bottles of wine, there are some screaming deals to be had. Just check out our current list (below) and see what we’re talking about…
The kitchen sink.
Bubbles
2008 Isastegi Apple Cider, Spain $19
NV German Gilabert Cava, Spain $24
2008 Fremont Cidre Brut Par Nature Les Greniers, France $27
2009 Andrea Calek Blanc Blonde Petillant, France $38
NV Bermejo Espumoso, Spain $54
NV Larmandier-Bernier Tradition Extra Brut Champagne, France $73
Whites
2008 La Closerie des Lys Les Fruitieres, France $20
2006 Claude Branger Muscadet Terroir Les Gras Mouton, France $25
2008 Valli Unite Bianchino, Italy $25
2009 La Clarine White Rhone Blend, California $27
2008 Darting Pfalz Kabinett Riesling Trocken, Germany $31
2007 Domaine Bourillon-Dorleans Vouvray Demi-Sec, France $32
2008 Bisson Bianchetta Genovese U Pastine, Italy $33
2005 Campolargo Branco Arinto, Portugal $33
2008 Thierry Puzelat La Tesniere Touraine, France $33
2008 Gerhard Rheingau Riesling Kabinett Trocken, Germany $33
2004 Domaine Mittnacht-Klack Rosacker Riesling, France $35
2007 Peillot Roussette du Bugey Altesse de Montagnieu, France $35
2008 Hogl Gruner Veltliner Schon Federspiel, Austria $36
2008 Angiolino Maule Sassaia Bianco, Italy $37
1999 Lopez de Heredia Vina Gravonia Rioja Crianza Blanco, Spain $38
2008 DeMorgonzen Chenin Blanc, South Africa $38
2008 Grosjean Pinot Gris Vigne Creton, Italy $40
2007 Monastero Suore Cistercensi Coenobium Rusticum, Italy $43
2006 Phillipe Bornard Savagnin Chassagnes Ouille, France $46
2007 Brundlmayer Steinmassel Riesling, Austria $47
2006 Domaine Michel Briday Rully 1er Cru, France $52
2005 Phillipe Bornard Savagnin Les Marnes, France $53
2006 Thierry Pillot Premier Cru Chassagne-Montrachet, France $81
Reds
2005 Tarantas Crianza, Spain $20
2008 Hofer Zweigelt, Austria (1L) $23
2005 Fiore Dedalo Ciliegiolo, Italy $29
2007 Weinhof Scheu Spatburgunder Trocken, Germany $29
2007 Le Rocher des Violettes Cot Vieilles Vignes, France $31
2008 Tavijn Ruche di Castagnole Monferrato, Italy $33
2005 Le P’tit Paysan Meritage Monterey County, California $34
2008 Breton Chinon Beaumont, France $35
2008 Andrea Calek Babiole VDP de l’Ardeche, France $35
2007 The Coastview Vineyard Syrah, California $35
2005 Cavallotto Barbera d’Alba Cuculo, Italy $37
2008 Occhipinti SP68 IGT, Italy $37
2006 Casina di Cornia Chianti Classico, Italy $37
2007 Philippe Garrey Mercurey Vieilles Vignes, France $37
2008 Alta Maria Vineyards Santa Maria Valley Pinot Noir, California $39
2007 Chamonard Morgon, France $39
2004 Bric Cenciurio Langhe Nebbiolo, Italy $39
2007 Axel Prufer Le Temps des Cerises Un Pas de Cote, France $41
2007 Puffeney Arbois Pinot Noir, France $43
2007 Occhipinti Frappato IGT Sicilia, Italy $43
2008 Foillard Morgon Cote du Py, France $43
2006 Guttarolo Primitivo Antello Gioia Colle Murge, Italy $43
2006 de Trafford Cabernet Sauvignon, South Africa $44
2006 Foti I Vigneri Etna Rosso, Italy $47
2007 Dard Ribo Saint-Joseph Rouge, France $51
2005 Ferrando Carema Etichetta Bianca, Italy $53
2004 Antoniolo Gattinara, Italy $53
2003 Bric Cenciurio Barolo, Italy $74
Sweet and Other
2008 Bisson Ciliegiolo Golfo del Tigullio Rose, Italy $31
NV H.M. Borges 5 year Madeira, Portugal $27
2008 La Morandina Moscato D’Asti, Italy $32
NV Langlois Cassis, France $44
NV Chikurin Junmai Ginjo Sake, Japan $47
Sherry
NV La Cigarrera Manzanilla 375ml $22
NV Juan Sebastian Elcano 375ml $22
NV El Maestro Sierra Fino 375ml $25
NV Colosia Sangre y Trabajadero Oloroso 375ml $26
NV El Maestro Sierra Amontillado 375ml $37
Heart’s Reserve List.
May 14th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
Drinking old wine is kind of like playing roulette. Quite often, you’re going to be utterly disappointed (although not all that surprised). Sometimes, you’ll encounter fleeting enjoyment. And once in a rare while, you’ll find absolute true happiness (at least if you play roulette like I do, where I bet everything on red or black). And it’s always worth it.
With that said, we at Heart have an oft-rotating little Reserve List for the risk-takers and the hedonists out there. Here is our latest version.
P.S. – All these wines have been cellared perfectly, so it’s basically like playing roulette without ’0′ or ’00′.
Irregular beats.
1999 Cameron Chardonnay Abbey Ridge Reserve – 80
1999 Evesham Wood Pinot Noir Estate Le Puits Sec – 110
1995 Michele Castellani Amarone I Castei Campo Casalin – 140
1995 Mauro Sebaste Barolo Prapo – 140
1996 Giuseppe Traversa Barbaresco Sori Starderi – 110
1997 Don Tommaso Le Corti Chianti Classico – 80
1997 Castello Di Fonterutoli Chianti Classico – 110
1997 Alessandro Brero Barolo – 150
1997 Marchese De Frescobaldi ‘Nipozzano’ – 60
1997 Poggio Amarelli Chianti Classico – 60
1997 Messer Pietro Di Teuzzo Chianti Classico Riserva – 80
1997 Tramonti Chianti Classico – 45
1999 Cosimo Taurino’s Patriglione Rosso Salento – 120
2000 Tassinaia Castello Del Terriccio – 90
2001 Tramonti Chianti Classico – 45
1996 Paul Justine Champagne Brut 1er Cru – 140
1996 Pierre Damoy Chapelle Chambertin Grand Cru – 290
1999 Henri Clerc Puligny Montrachet Les Combettes – 160
2000 Chateau Maurac Les Vignes De Cabaleyran – 80
2003 Domaine Paul Autard Chateauneuf Du Pape – 90
New wine list.
April 29th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
We change our wine list everyday. We change our blog posts less often. But here’s our new list.
Focused
These are Heart’s by the glass picks of the moment.
Sherry (for grandma)
The David Foster Wallace of the wine world. Brilliant but misunderstood.
La Cigarrera Manzanilla – $7 Like drinking the sea. But better.
Gutierrez Colosia Elcano Fino – $7 Cate Blanchett elegance at a Jamie Lee Curtis price.
El Maestro Sierra Fino – $10 Saltier than Evelyn Waugh.
El Maestro Sierra Amontillado – $13 Maldon, almonds, ham, smoke, butterscotch and sex.
Gutierrez Colosia Sangre y Trabajadero Oloroso – $9 Nuttier than Nick Nolte.
Bubbles + outsiders
Serious fun.
2008 Wilfrid Rousse Chinon Rose de Saignee – $9 A serious as shit rose. Call it blush and get smacked. And it’s DRY.
2008 Isastegi Natural Cider - $5 Tastes like Kombucha, costs less, gets you drunk.
2008 Fremont Brut Cider Par Nature – $8 Smells like a horse farm, tastes like (funky) perfection.
German Gilabert Cava – $9 Champagne – Snobbery = Cava.
German Gilabert Rose Cava – $9 Champagne – Snobbery + Girliness = Rose Cava.
Aubry Champagne 1er Cru Brut – $18 Champagne that you want to bathe in.
Chikurin Junmai Ginjo Sake - $15 The best sake we’ve ever had.
White
From bestdealever to unfuckingbelievable.
2008 Closerie des Lys Blanc – $6 Our unbelievably good (and cheap) house white.
2008 Bregeon Muscadet – $7 Sharper than John Nash.
2008 Darting Pfalz Riesling Kabinett Trocken – $11 Holy schnikes, acidity!
2007 Peillot Altesse du Montagnieu – $13 If Don Draper drank wine, it’d be this. We l-o-v-e it.
2008 Maule Sassaia Bianco – $14 About as natural as wine gets, but in a Roy Hobbs kind of way.
2004 Mittnacht-Klack Grand Cru Riesling – $13 Carlos Slim rich, George W. Bush dry.
2008 DeMorgenzon Chenin Blanc – $14 Charlize Theron beauty, J. M. Coetzee intellect, Nelson Mandela power.
2006 Deux Roches Saint-Veran Vieilles Vignes – $13 Real Chardonnay for real people.
2005 Campolargo Branco Arinto – $12 Smells like a mechanic’s garage, tastes like a pineapple.
2009 La Clarine Farm Viognier Orange- $11 The gutsiest white ever. Close your eyes and it’s red.
Red
From Bota juice to liquid smoke.
2005 Tarantas Tempranillo/Cabernet Crianza – $6 The kind of wine you could drink from dusk ‘till dawn.
2008 Verduno Basadone Pelaverga – $13 Basadone means “lady kisser.” Just guess what Pelaverga means.
2007 Garrey Mercurey La Chassiere – $14 Like hearing Otis Redding for the very first time.
2007 Axel Prufer Le Temps Des Cerises – $16 The best Vin de Table ever. Eyjafjallajökull with fruit.
2006 Peillot Mondeuse de Bugey – $11 Juicy, peppery, stubborn, independent and begging for mason-jardom.
2008 Richou Les 4 Chemins Anjou – $9 Keepin’ it bistro all the way.
2007 Scribe Carneros Pinot Noir – $14 Smoother than Keyser Söze.
2007 Rocher des Violettes Cot – $11 Finally, Heart has a Malbec on its list! And a great one at that. Enjoy.
2006 Champ des Treilles Bordeaux – $9 Legit Bordeaux at an even more legit price.
2006 Martellotto GSM – $12 Has a finish of bacon and sea urchin. Yes, really, bacon and sea urchin.
Sweet
Great ways to start, finish or make a meal.
HM Borges 5-year Madeira – $9 Can kick the shit out of $100 ports with its eyes closed.
Gutierrez Colosia Moscatel Soleado – $11 Liquid maple syrup with ample acidity.
2008 La Morandina Moscato d’Asti – $12 About as good as Moscato d’Asti can get. Like peach juice.
Langlois Cassis – $15 Yo Kanye, I’ma let you finish, but this is one of the best Cassises of all time.
2006 Muller-Catoir Beerenauslese – $20 The nectar of the gods.
Heart Private Dinner #1 – Get Your Segovia On.
April 3rd, 2010 by Jeff Segal
Tuesday, April 27th. Save the date. That’s when we’re hosting the first incarnation of our monthly private dinner series focusing on cuisines from around the world and the wines that pair well with them. They’ll be four-course extravaganzas, replete with four mind-bending wine pairings that will leave you begging for more. Here’s the deal: $100 (per person) gets you the food, the wine and true happiness.
For our first dinner, we’re focusing on the food of Segovia. We’re not going to show our hand just yet, but for those of you in the know, you know that means one thing for sure – roast suckling pig (check this out). We promise that, and more.
Your Segovian tour guides for this trip will be our very own culinary guerillas, but we’ll also be featuring guest chef collaborations and such in the future.
The dinners will run from 7:00pm-10:00pm and will have 60 seats available. All seats are at our communal tables, so if you’re not down to dine with other cool, beautiful, food-loving folks family-style, please don’t come. To reserve seats, E-Mail info@heartsf.com with your name, your phone number, the size of your party and your most desired dining time. First come, first serve. If you are one of the first 60 peeps to get in touch with us, we’ll call you and confirm your reservation. We’ll require you to give us a credit card, as no-shows will incur a $50 charge.
We’re super excited about this addition to the Heart family, and we hope you are, too. OK, now, let the reserving begin.
-Heart
Our wine list.
March 26th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
So, here’s our wine list for the weekend. See you soon.
Focused
These are Heart’s by the glass picks of the moment.
Sherry (for grandma)
The David Foster Wallace of the wine world. Brilliant but misunderstood.
La Cigarrera Manzanilla – $7 Like drinking the sea. But better.
Fernando de Castilla Fino – $7 Cate Blanchett elegance at a Jamie Lee Curtis price.
Gutierrez Colosia Elcano Fino – $7 More Spanish than the mullet.
El Maestro Sierra Fino – $10 Saltier than Evelyn Waugh.
El Maestro Sierra Amontillado – $13 Maldon, almonds, ham, smoke, butterscotch and sex.
Gutierrez Colosia Sangre y Trabajadero Oloroso – $9 Nuttier than Nick Nolte.
Bubbles
Serious fun.
2008 Isastegi Natural Cider - $5 Tastes like Kombucha, costs less, gets you drunk.
2008 Fremont Brut Cider Par Nature – $8 Smells like a horse farm, tastes like (funky) perfection.
German Gilabert Cava – $8 Champagne – Snobbery = Cava.
German Gilabert Rose Cava – $8 Champagne – Snobbery + Girliness = Rose Cava.
Fratelli Muratori Franciacorta Brut - $14 Sarkozy power, Bruni elegance.
2007 Donati Fortana Frizzante – $14 An alcoholic cranberry bomb in your mouth.
Aubry Champagne 1er Cru Brut – $18 Champagne that you want to bathe in.
White
From liquid minerals to unfuckingbelievable.
2008 Bregeon Muscadet Sur Lie – $7 Sharper than John Nash. Like licking lemon juice off a rock.
2008 Valli Unite Bianchino Cortese – $8 Made by a co-op in Piedmont. Ridiculously good for the price.
2008 Gerhard Rheingau Riesling Kabinett Trocken – $12 Ever been struck by lightning? Me neither, but drink this.
2008 Chateau de la Bonneliere Touraine – $8 Tastes like a war being fought with muskets on a citrus farm.
2008 Ostertag Vignoble d’Epfig Riesling – $11 Goat, black cod, charcuterie, cheese – this makes them all better.
2008 Gritsch Gruner Veltliner Axpoint Federspiel – $11 Wittgenstein’s Gruner. So much going on it hurts your brain.
2008 Broadside Edna Valley Wild Ferment Chardonnay – $10 A feral Chardonnay. Like a classic Chard with rabies.
2005 Campolargo Branco Arinto – $12 Like a sweaty Portuguese boxer that thinks he’s German.
2007 Domaine Marc Roy Marsannay – $14 What California Chardonnay wants to be when it grows up.
2006 Philippe Bornard Cotes du Jura Savagnin – $16 So cool it hurts. Hazelnuts, sea salt, beeswax and Meyer lemon.
Red
From Bota juice to gamey molasses.
2005 Tarantas Cabernet/Tempranillo Crianza – $6 The kind of wine you could drink from dusk ‘till dawn.
2007 Garrey Mercurey 1er Cru La Chassiere – $14 “This is a big fucking deal.”
2006 Rebourgeon-Mure Pommard – $16 Sex in a glass.
2004 Droandi Cepetto Chianti Classico – $12 The Chianti that wants to be a Pinot Noir so bad it cries at night.
2007 Scribe Carneros Pinot Noir – $14 Smoother than Keyser Soze.
2006 Luberri Biga Rioja – $9 Clinically proven to make you live longer and increase virility.
2005 Le P’tit Paysan Monterey County Meritage – $12 This wine has more game than Gavin. But it doesn’t know it. Yet.
2005 Bric Cenciurio Langhe Nebbiolo – $15 Yeah, roses really smell like boo boo boo.
2006 de Trafford Stellenbosch Cabernet Sauvignon – $16 Where to find Bordeaux structure and Napa fruit? South Africa.
2006 Gros Nore Bandol – $16 The man that makes this wine is a hunter and you can taste it in every drop.
Sweet and others
Great ways to start, finish or make a meal.
2008 Wilfrid Rousse Chinon Rose de Saignee – $8 A serious as shit rose. Call it blush and get smacked. Oh, and it’s DRY.
Favaios Moscatel – $6 My body tastes like butterscotch, when you lick that spot.
HM Borges 5-year Madeira – $9 Can kick the shit out of $100 ports with its eyes closed.
Chikurin Junmai Ginjo Sake - $15 The best sake we’ve ever had.
Langlois Cassis – $15 Yo Kanye, I’ma let you finish, but this is one of the best Cassises of all time.
Grandma’s Happy Hour.
March 23rd, 2010 by Jeff Segal
Everyone loves happy hour (even grandmothers). So we at Heart have decided to offer our own. From now on, every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 4:00pm-6:00pm, all Sherry is 50% off by the glass. And while we can’t promise any Harveys Bristol Cream in case you do bring your loving matriarch, we have some pretty badass swill from Jerez that will make you want to weep and start Flamenco dancing.
Heart Happy Hour. Every weekday (except Tuesday) from 4:00pm-6:00pm. Sherry 50% off.
Old Rioja + ham = porky love.
March 11th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
Tonight we are offering a special that is, simply, intoxicating. We just got in a few bottles (three to be precise) of 1973 Vina Valoria Rioja. To celebrate, we’re serving it up tonight by the glass.
But not alone. We’re pairing it with organic La Quercia Green Label ham from Iowa, which is basically America’s version of Pata Negra, aka Jamón Ibérico, or cured ham from huge pigs that roam around Southern Spain eating acorns their entire lives.
And it’s just $30 for both. The two are absolutely ridiculous together. Come check it out. To make the experience all the more Iberian, we’ll play some fun Spanish films on the wall.
Echo.
March 9th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
Well, we have a lot to be excited about. There’s the 2001 Domaine de la Tournelle Vin Jaune from the Jura region of France. A caveat – this wine is not for everyone. It is odd, odd stuff. But we fucking love this wine. It spends a minimum of six years in barrel without any topping off, so that yeast can form and thrive and do all sorts of crazy things to the Savagnin juice inside. The end result is a wine that looks like urine (the urine of a painfully hung-over morning), smells like brandy, and tastes like almonds, pine resin, nougat and love. It’s not cheap at $24 a glass, but if you drink one, we promise to drink one right there alongside you.
Then there’s the 2008 Siete 7 Garnacha and Tempranillo Tinto from the Navarra region of Spain. One of the few wines in the world with a cool label that actually tastes good. The Grenache fruit on this is so bright it’s like getting punched in the face. But while the Grenache provides the bling, it’s the Tempranillo that gives the wine its soul. This is the wine you want to drink out of a bota after watching a really bloody bullfight and keep drinking until it’s gone. At $7 a pop, you can afford to.
And we can’t stop drinking the North Coast Old Rasputin Imperial Stout. This beer is amazing. Walk into Heart anytime after closing time (whenever that is), and odds are you’ll see most of the crew putting one down. It tastes like Ritual espresso and chocolate, with the slightest hint of bitterness to keep everything in check. This beer is peacefully smoking a cigar on your porch in Tahoe on a quiet, icy winter night while blasting Norwegian death metal in the background.
Peace.
Brunch sneak peek.
February 26th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
Yo, so here’s our brunch menu for tomorrow. Top Secret. Check it out. And come taste. All the food below, plus ridiculous mimosas and other drinks, including the “Guns & Roses” – rose Cava and fresh-squeezed blood orange juice.
hog island sweetwater oysters (radish-coriander mignonette) 2.50 each
oolong tea smoked black cod (blood oranges, avocado, shaved fennel, ancho cress) 8
4505’s maple bacon breakfast sausages (2) 4.50
braised duck scrapple (pear & cabbage slaw) 6
fatted calf tasso ham (little biscuits, honey mustard) 8
“chopped liver” (chopped beef liver in chicken liver flan, schmaltz toasts, glaum farm egg salsa) 8
wild mushroom pain perdu 7
shirred eggs with leeks & cream 5
tortilla roulette (spanish-style omelet with roasted squash, peppeers, & onions, aleppo pepper) 8
tripe, chorizo, & tomato stew with a baked egg (grilled bread) 7
berkshire pork blade steak with poached eggs (pickled mustardseed ranch dressing, cider-smoked onions, cresta di gallo) 12
marin sun farms goat tacos (dried chiles, avocado, red onions, jalapenos escabeche) 8
sweet stuff.
fennel panna cotta (crispy fennel & apple) 5
steamed sticky date & walnut pudding (bourbon sauce, creme fraiche) 5
warm ricotta crepes (lemon, butter, sugar) 5
chocolate pave (vanilla bean creme anglaise) 5
The Heart wine list.
February 25th, 2010 by Jeff Segal
The impatient wine list at Heart changes every single day. But today was a bigger change than usual. So here you go – today’s wine list. Come get it.
FOCUSED
These are Heart’s by the glass picks of the moment.
Sherry (for grandma)
The David Foster Wallace of the wine world. Brilliant but misunderstood.
La Cigarrera Manzanilla – $10 Like drinking the sea. But better.
Fernando de Castilla Fino – $10 Cate Blanchett elegance at a Jamie Lee Curtis price.
Gutierrez Colosia Elcano Fino – $10 More Spanish than the mullet.
El Maestro Sierra Fino – $13 Saltier than Evelyn Waugh.
Fernando de Castilla Amontillado – $10 Liquid almonds.
El Maestro Sierra Amontillado – $16 Salt, almonds, ham, smoke, butterscotch and sex.
Bubbles
Serious fun.
2008 Isastegi Natural Cider – $5 We dare you.
2008 Fremont Brut Cider Par Nature – $8 Smells like a horse farm, tastes like perfection.
Finca Labajos Cava – $8 Champagne – Snobbery = Cava.
Fratelli Muratori Franciacorta Brut – $12 Sarkozy power, Bruni elegance.
2007 Donati Fortana Frizzante – $14 An alcoholic cranberry bomb in your mouth.
Capetian Dynasty – $10 A Kir Royale with Spanish blood.
White
From achingly refreshing to inspiringly odd.
2008 Les Granges de Felines Blanc – $6 Our unbelievably good (and cheap) house white.
2006 Bonci San Michele Verdicchio – $11 Better balance than Lindsey Vonn.
2006 Allimant-Laugner Praelatenberg Riesling – $12 A Riesling with some serious muscles.
2008 Germano Herzu Riesling – $14 Italy’s revenge for all those German tourists.
2007 Peillot Montagnieu Altesse – $13 Beeswax and stones.
2007 Domaine du Joncier Lirac Blanc – $11 A huge, honeyed, brooding white wine.
2003 Villa Alessi Pinot Bianco – $9 When was the last time you tried a seven year-old Pinot Bianco?
2007 Marc Roy Marsannay – $14 What California Chardonnay wants to be when it grows up.
2005 Campolargo Branco Arinto – $12 A big, musky, Portuguese pineapple.
Red
From cafe punch to liquid peppercorns.
2008 Les Granges de Felines Rouge – $6 Our unbelievably good (and cheap) house red.
2007 Bornard Trousseau Le Ginglet – $16 Cinnamon, cherry, rocks and leather. So, so good.
2008 Occhipinti SP68 IGT – $14 Most surprising thing to come from Sicily since Marlon Brando.
2007 Coquelet Chiroubles – $12 The prom king at Beaujolais High.
2006 Rebourgeon-Mure Pommard – $16 The reason people compare Pinot Noir to sex. A steal.
2006 Labarthe Gaillac – $8 The main grape in this is Fer, which means “iron.” Nuff said.
2008 La Clarine Farms Syrah – $11 Redneck Syrah from a dairy farm in the Sierra Foothills.
2008 Jean-Baptiste La Nine Minervois – $10 Like drinking seared rib-eye steak from a mason jar.
2008 Cazek Babiole – $13 The dude who makes this funk-bomb lives in a trailer among his vines.
2007 Darnaud Crozes-Hermitage – $15 The manliest wine at Heart, hands down. Loves freedom.
Sweet and others
Great ways to start, finish or make a meal.
Favaios Moscatel – $6 Honey and jam.
2008 La Morandina Moscato D’Asti – $11 The most fun thing to drink since Kool-Aid.
HM Borges 5-year Madeira – $9 Can kick the shit out of $100 ports with its eyes closed.
Chikurin Junmai Ginjo Sake – $15 The best sake we’ve ever had.
Langlois Cassis – $15 Yo Kanye, I’ma let you finish, but this is one of the best Cassises of all time.
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