I read that fat buttery chardonnays is the perfect match. Then Im thinking Marimar Dobles Lieau.
What about a fat bready champagne, 5y+ on lies?
Or a Condrieu?
I read that fat buttery chardonnays is the perfect match. Then Im thinking Marimar Dobles Lieau.
What about a fat bready champagne, 5y+ on lies?
Or a Condrieu?
g Marimar Dobles Lieau.
But what are you doing with your Bearnaise? I don't usually have sauces by themselves. We've done entrecote bearnaise, fish with a bearnaise sauce, an d asparagus bearnaise! High acid red (Burg) with steak, Chardonnay with fis h. Asparagus is tough but I'd probably go bubbly (but lighter styled) with that.
y themselves. We've done entrecote bearnaise, fish with a bearnaise sauce, and asparagus bearnaise! High acid red (Burg) with steak, Chardonnay with f ish. Asparagus is tough but I'd probably go bubbly (but lighter styled) wit h that.
Honeyglazed ham and "hasselback potatoes". Those are half sliced potatoes , dressed with melted butter and oven roasted. Couple of green Asparagus sau teed in butter as garnish.
PS: Bearnaise can totally be eaten alone :)
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