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Default Another take on bay leaves
I'm used to reading wine reviews that are essentially the description of
a fruit salad but today I read one that describes one of the flavour
notes as "singed bay leaf" (James Molesworth - Wine Spectator).
This must be the limit of pretentiousness!!!
So do I singe a bay leaf to find out what the hell he means or drink a
bottle?
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