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• With little more than a month until the closing of Florent, its proprietor and some of its notable patrons talk about its legacy. [NYT]
• For Frank Bruni, Florent has been a place to get a quick post-dinner drink at the counter as well as a post-drinking destination to get a burger and pâté at 3:15 in the morning. [Diner’s Journal/NYT]
• A full and fitting obit for Robert Mondavi, the winemaker who reinvented Napa Valley, who died on Friday at the age of 94. [NYT]
The name Robert Mondavi may mean inexpensive California wine to a lot of people, but the vintner, who died today at the age of 94, was responsible for making Napa Valley known internationally as a great wine-making region. He was inducted into the CIA's Vintner's Hall of Fame in 2007, an honor Mondavi's wife called “a pearl in the crown of our family's winemaking history in the Napa Valley.”
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