Dinner at Paris 1930 in Taipei.
2003 Chapoutier Ermitage L'Orée - really ripe, showing lots of caramelized sugar, honey, a little mineral, marmalade. Rather alcoholic nose. Ripe on the palate and hence a little bitter. Rolf was right to keep it very chilled to make it more palatable.
González Byass Solera 1847 - Rolf was kind enough to pour me a glass to go with the mignardises, since there were a few pieces of chocolate truffles. I love oloroso sherries, and this one had the extra dulce designation so it was really sweet. Love the nutty and fig notes.
1982 Dalva Colheita - a glass that Rolf invited me to share at the end of the evening after all the other guests have gone and we were on our way out. I love tawny ports for their nose, a result of long-term oxidation. I promised to repay Rolf for his generosity by sharing something special in return...
Full post on dinner is here.
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