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Anthony Gismondi on Wine

Chicago Magazine is reporting that Robert Sulatycky has resigned after three years as the executive chef at Seasons (Chicago Four Seasons Hotel).

Sulatycky Leaves Chicago Kitchen For Napa Vineyard

The former Vancouver chef and Bocuse d'Or participant is quoted as saying, "There's nothing firmed up yet but I've always had a dream to make wine and I'm going to chase after that dream. I will be cooking somewhere for the next couple years-- until my little wine project is ready to take off." His last night on the job in Chicago was July 8.

At Gismondi On Wine, Sulatycky's first review has just been published.

89/100 Robert Allen Sauvignon Blanc 2004
Napa Valley, California, United States
A new wine with a Vancouver connection. Robert Sulatycky former executive chef at Seasons (Four Seasons Hotel Chicago), Four Seasons Toronto and Bacchus Wedgewood Vancouver is moving to Los Angeles to pursue a dream to make wine. He will cook somewhere for the next two years as he waits for his project to take off. The first edition of his new wine venture ― the Robert Allan Sauvignon Blanc ― appears to be on the right track. It has a clean, aromatic nose with passion fruit, green melon, floral, grassy aromas and a touch of bell pepper. It's fresh, round and crisp on entry with a slightly oily texture and a hint of sweetness. Again, passion fruit, grapefruit, melon and jalapeƱo flavours persistent. Fine styling and intensity - definitely made to enjoy with food.
Tasted: 2005-07-15 by AG-ST
Prices: BC $37.90 (750 ml) Speculative Listing - Liquid Art Fine Wines

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Anthony Gismondi
Anthony Gismondi

Anthony Gismondi is a Canadian wine journalist and one of North America's most influential voices in wine. For over 30 years, he has been the wine columnist for The Vancouver Sun. The twice-weekly column is distributed across Canada through the Postmedia Network to millions of readers. In addition, Anthony hosts the BC Food & Wine Radio Show, broadcast in 25 markets across B.C. and available as a podcast on major platforms. He launched Gismondionwine.com in 1997, attracting one million monthly users from 114 countries. It continues to be a valuable resource full of tasting notes, intelligent wine stories and videos for the trade and consumers. Conversations with wine personalities are available on his  YouTube Channel.