I am in Leesburg, Virginia on business today and part of tomorrow. Consequently, I got together with fellow blogger Dimitri Rotov for dinner this evening in downtown Leesburg. We ate at a very interesting place suggested by Dimitri. It’s called The Green Tree, and it features menu items based on 18th Century recipes.
The meal was excellent, the wine dry and fruity, and the dinner conversation delightful. If you’re ever going to be in the area, be sure to look Dimitri up. He makes for an excellent dinner companion.
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Eric,
You enjoyed the Green Tree? I’ve eaten there three or four times over the years and always found the food to be OK but nothing special and the service to be below average. But, hey, you like your wine “fruity” so what can I say? No accounting for taste.
Anyway, I’m glad you enjoyed it. Pop out to the New Look Ball’s Bluff if you get a chance and let me know what you think.
Jim Morgan
Yeah, Eric really likes his vino dry – so dry, you have to blow the dust off it.
Bleeech.
Give me sweet any day 🙂
J.D.