Re: Pairing cheese-wine

Dec 09, 2008 1 Replies


Nils, thought about you the other day, they have a new detective drama


> series on BBC called Wallander, it's filmed in Ystad and stars a
> Volvo-driving Kenneth Branagh. Nils, you never told me Skåne was such a
> dangerous place full of crazies!

You know me yet you are surprised Skåne is a dangerous place full of crazies? Seriously, the guy who dreamt up the Wallander series (books, films, TV) is hmself not from Skåne. Go figure.

Hello Nils - this is part of a TDM piece I wrote recently Cheers! Martin

Bouquet is quite aromatic and sometimes pungent with noticeable nutty and buttery characters. Taste is complex. Initially it can seem delicate compared to the bouquet but then the mouth detects flavours that range from nutty to spicy to fruity with an underlying attractive yet faint sweetness.

Traditionally served as an hors d'oeuvre by scraping tissue thin folds formed into little conical rosettes, similar in shape to the Girolle mushroom - on a device called a girolle! Try it with dry whites such as riesling and chardonnay or after the main course with dry reds such as shiraz and cabernet sauvignon.

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