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hockeypuck · 10-30-2006, 11:55 AM

I'm glad 99% of the forum posts that have tried the Wine'ing Butcher have liked it. I recently was fishing up on the Connecticut Lakes in the great north woods and on my way back home (Connecticut) I drove an hour out of my way, just to pick up some steak tips. As most everyone has stated, the quality is excellent, the owners very helpful. I knowyou can't please everyone in the food busness, and that's ok, people have different tastes. I just enjoy the convience and quality. It takes almost no time to prepare a great meal. Hope they can make it in the off season.I am frequently around the lake area and have put it on my "Must Do" list along with Pepper's,Patrick's and a few others. Just to let you know, I have no connection what so ever to the Wine'ing Butcher.
hockeypuck

10-30-2006, 11:55 AM	#47
hockeypuck Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Southern CT Posts: 169 Thanks: 19 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts	Wine'ing Butcher I'm glad 99% of the forum posts that have tried the Wine'ing Butcher have liked it. I recently was fishing up on the Connecticut Lakes in the great north woods and on my way back home (Connecticut) I drove an hour out of my way, just to pick up some steak tips. As most everyone has stated, the quality is excellent, the owners very helpful. I knowyou can't please everyone in the food busness, and that's ok, people have different tastes. I just enjoy the convience and quality. It takes almost no time to prepare a great meal. Hope they can make it in the off season.I am frequently around the lake area and have put it on my "Must Do" list along with Pepper's,Patrick's and a few others. Just to let you know, I have no connection what so ever to the Wine'ing Butcher. hockeypuck