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Live Sushi, Chavez Supermarket & Taqueria, Bistro Vis à Vis: Check, Please! Bay Area reviews

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Check, Please! Bay Area's eighth season episode 11 (#811) profiles and reviews these three Bay Area restaurants:

1) Live Sushi: | restaurant information + video | reviews

2) Chavez Supermarket & Taqueria: | restaurant information + video | reviews

3) Bistro Vis à Vis [CLOSED]: | restaurant information + video | reviews

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Leslie SbroccoMy name is Leslie Sbrocco and I'm the host of Check, Please! Bay Area. Each week, I will be sharing my tasting notes about the wine the guests and I drank on set during the taping of the show. I will also share some wine tips with each episode.

2010 Kuyen, Red Blend, Maipo Valley, Chile ($24) -- Marrying Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon and Carmenere in a seamless blend, this rich red captures the earthy yet fruit-driven character of Chile's best wines. The word 'kuyen' means moon in the native Mapuche language and honors the sustainable way the grapes are grown. A wine to drink now with hearty meat dishes or age for up to a decade.

2010 Holly’s Hill, Roussanne, El Dorado, California ($25) -- Roussanne is a grape variety hailing from the Rhone Valley and is a rarity in California. This is one of the best expressions outside France. Lushly styled with aromatic floral notes and nutty, ripe fruit flavors, it's a white for lovers of complexity and class.

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