Malbec Wine Tasting - Preview - key to regional lawyering/drinking
Before announcing the winners of the malbec wine tasting event, a preview of the legal gourmet's varietal foreign wine tasting much like what lawyer should I pick when facing a legal problem in "X" state.
We have at least six wines provided for tasting at my DC office deep in the heart of the city in the Golden Triangle. Each is from a different region in South America, but all are Malbec.
The bottles are covered and range in price and grading. And, much like paying for the attorney you hire, those wine tasters at the event will be able to decide whether more expensive is truly better and/or highly rated really worth it.
A prize will be given and after the ratings are finished we will finish off what is left before returning to our significant others for the weekend.
While picking a lawyer with a specialty is not as fun as wine tasting, it is similar in that there are different "varietals" of attorneys and their region of practice are very important. Depending on the case, you might really want to go local. And, again, like drinking wine, some clients have certain tastes and one wine/lawyer cannot be all things to all people (think merlot).
And, although age is usually a positive with wines, it really depends on the year. This is true with attorneys, some improve while others are from a vintage that sours with age and are best drunk early or not at all.
We have at least six wines provided for tasting at my DC office deep in the heart of the city in the Golden Triangle. Each is from a different region in South America, but all are Malbec.
The bottles are covered and range in price and grading. And, much like paying for the attorney you hire, those wine tasters at the event will be able to decide whether more expensive is truly better and/or highly rated really worth it.
A prize will be given and after the ratings are finished we will finish off what is left before returning to our significant others for the weekend.
While picking a lawyer with a specialty is not as fun as wine tasting, it is similar in that there are different "varietals" of attorneys and their region of practice are very important. Depending on the case, you might really want to go local. And, again, like drinking wine, some clients have certain tastes and one wine/lawyer cannot be all things to all people (think merlot).
And, although age is usually a positive with wines, it really depends on the year. This is true with attorneys, some improve while others are from a vintage that sours with age and are best drunk early or not at all.
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