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Valentine's dinner
so I scrapped the steak Diane for Rack of Lamb, brilliant idea if I do
say so myself. startedwith a split of Gloria Ferrer Blanc de Noirs, really a yummy wine, a tad sweet and grapey but delicious, definitely light years from Korbel or even Kristone. the Ch. Belair was a hit with the family, but I have to say I was a little underwhelmed. Either my nose is off, and yet I can still smell that lamb, or this wine had very little bouquet even after decanting (though that did improve things quite a bit) negligible tannin smooth but forgetable. I finished by breaking out the remnants of a Bandol dessert wine from several weeks ago, which was nice albeit quite pruny. Oh well the Caesar Salad (raw egg and anchovy and all) was a hit as was the Gloria Ferrer . . . |
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Valentine's dinner
On Feb 14, 8:42�pm, Joseph Coulter > wrote:
> so I scrapped the steak Diane for Rack of Lamb, brilliant idea if I do > say so myself. startedwith a split of Gloria Ferrer Blanc de Noirs, > really a yummy wine, a tad sweet and grapey but delicious, definitely > light years from Korbel or even Kristone. > > the Ch. Belair was a hit with the family, but I have to say I was a > little underwhelmed. Either my nose is off, and yet I can still smell > that lamb, or this wine had very little bouquet even after decanting > (though that did improve things quite a bit) negligible tannin smooth > but forgetable. > > I finished by breaking out the remnants of a Bandol dessert wine from > several weeks ago, which was nice albeit quite pruny. > > Oh *well the Caesar Salad (raw egg and anchovy and all) was a hit as was > the Gloria Ferrer . . . Joseph, what year was the Belair? |
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DaleW wrote:
> On Feb 14, 8:42�pm, Joseph Coulter > wrote: >> so I scrapped the steak Diane for Rack of Lamb, brilliant idea if I do >> say so myself. startedwith a split of Gloria Ferrer Blanc de Noirs, >> really a yummy wine, a tad sweet and grapey but delicious, definitely >> light years from Korbel or even Kristone. >> >> the Ch. Belair was a hit with the family, but I have to say I was a >> little underwhelmed. Either my nose is off, and yet I can still smell >> that lamb, or this wine had very little bouquet even after decanting >> (though that did improve things quite a bit) negligible tannin smooth >> but forgetable. >> >> I finished by breaking out the remnants of a Bandol dessert wine from >> several weeks ago, which was nice albeit quite pruny. >> >> Oh �well the Caesar Salad (raw egg and anchovy and all) was a hit as was >> the Gloria Ferrer . . . > > Joseph, > what year was the Belair? > oops that was a 2000 the Ferrer was a 2005 |
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