It's a small world

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Mine wasn't the best kebab, but my rumbling stomach didn't care. I had asked for a kebab with fries and expected the on the side, but they were stuffed into the kebab.

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Doug and Carmen each had a kebab and also split a small pizza - hungry guys, who hadn't eaten all day. It was funny, because Doug kept wanting to put the pizza box on the ground because it wasn't very classy with it in plain view. Carmen told him "We're in a wine garden, eating kebabs that we bought elsewhere - it doesn't get any less classier than this!" In the foreground is our wine carousel.

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Here's the first group of wines, and our commentary: 1) Medium dryness. 2) Smells of pears. 3) These wines are starting to taste the same. 4) We're starting not to care how they taste. 4a) Very sweet. And why the hell is this wine #4a, and not #5? 5) Blah! 5a) Rose - blah! 6) Very fragrant aroma, almost like perfume. 7) Sour, with a chemical scent?

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The next group: 8) We noticed sugar crystals gathered in the bottom of the glass. Does this indicate high sugar content (and therefore sweetness), or a lack of hygiene standards on the part of the dishwasher? 9) Fruity smell, sour after taste. 10) Good! 11) OK! 12) The last one - it tastes like juice! You'll notice that my commentary no longer matches the numbers shown on the menu - that's what happens when you have a wine carousel!

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Walking to the next wine garden, we ran into a couple of American ladies that were drinking at the previous wine garden.

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Stumbling through the streets of Bacharach, tipsy on wine, and munching on pizza. Classy!

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Carmen, with his roommate, and his roommate's girlfriend.

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This was probably the most hopping kebab shop in Germany tonight!