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can i match a bitter wine f.i. a cooled Chinon with bitter meals like
endives, hare, pepper sauce .....

any specialist in the chemistry of the sense who could help me

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Old 26-10-2006, 02:22 PM posted to alt.food.wine
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"hoofidentiteitN" wrote in news:453fd75a$0$30054
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can i match a bitter wine f.i. a cooled Chinon with bitter meals like
endives, hare, pepper sauce .....

any specialist in the chemistry of the sense who could help me

DENED



Like Mike T. bitter Chinon doesn't sound like Chinon, but though I like red
chinon with duck, I am not sure I would match red or white loire valley
with hare. I would go for Beaujolais for red and Burgundy (St. Veran for
example) for white.

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