Dear Capital Grille Guest
If it is possible to send you a bit of the good life via the internet, that is precisely our intention. In this issue,
we bring you flaky white fish from the Pacific and exquisite white wines from abroad. And so, from our mailbox to yours…

Summer 2010
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The Catch of the Summer
Few things capture the spirit of summertime like the opening scene of “The Andy Griffith Show”—father and son strolling down a country lane, fishing poles in hand. Chances are slim they would have caught a Pacific halibut at their fishing hole, but we’re confident you’ll have more luck at your local grocer. Executive Chef Jim Nuetzi offers a delicious recipe featuring the unexpected flavors of sweet and sour tomatoes. And to accompany this summertime dish, Master Sommelier George Miliotes proposes a dry white varietal you may have never considered.
Enjoy your halibut this season. And for other seafood favorites, from Citrus Glazed Salmon to masterfully grilled swordfish, leave the fishing poles to the good folks of Mayberry and visit us at The Capital Grille.
The Catch of Summer
Sweet and Sour Tomatoes
Seared Halibut
Halibut is a flat fish, but its flavor is anything but. It has a light, clean taste that comes to life when paired with other ingredients—specifically, the bold and unexpected combination of our Sweet and Sour Tomatoes.
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Sweet and Sour Tomatoes
How often do brown sugar and Champagne vinegar appear in the same recipe? Not often enough, we say. This unexpected flavor combination is particularly delicious when paired with fresh tomatoes. You’ll see.
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Our Master Wine Tasting Event Continues

Master Sommelier George Miliotes has again assembled an impressive collection of wines for you to discover and savor. Sample as many as you like for $25 per person with your dinner all summer.

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Our Master Wine Tasting Event Continues

From Austria, with Love

Grüner Veltliner’s popularity has experienced peaks and valleys over the years here in America, but it has never gone out of style among wine enthusiasts who appreciate a dry, food-friendly white. Find out why.

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Classic Cocktails