Wine Club - THAI
Wine Club June 4, 2010
Theme: THAI
Host: Julie
Company: Andrea, Shereen, Reem, Jennifer
Served: Spring rolls, cucumber salad, green curry, cashew chicken and jasmine rice.
Wine #1: Flat Rock Cellars: Twisted (blend of Gewurztraminer, Riesling and Chardonnay)
2008, VQA Niagara Peninsula, $16.95
Very good, not too sweet. Hints of passionfruit, grapefruit, pear… nice blend. Good on its own, but also paired well with the cashew chicken.
Wine #2: Chablis “Maison Kerlann”, France, Bourgogne, Vintages - $21.95
Very light, too acidic, a disappointing match for thai food, might work with a smelly cheese
Wine #3: Baden Gewurztraminer, Germany, $10.95
Like nectar – everyone enjoyed this wine, would buy again. Good match with thai.
Wine #4: Gamay Noir, “Moulin à Vent” Domaine de Grand Garant, Vintages $16.95
Smells wonderful, smokey, a bit weak - better with spicy food than on its own, smells like peonies, “dusty dry”, not overly memorable
Theme: THAI
Host: Julie
Company: Andrea, Shereen, Reem, Jennifer
Served: Spring rolls, cucumber salad, green curry, cashew chicken and jasmine rice.
Wine #1: Flat Rock Cellars: Twisted (blend of Gewurztraminer, Riesling and Chardonnay)
2008, VQA Niagara Peninsula, $16.95
Very good, not too sweet. Hints of passionfruit, grapefruit, pear… nice blend. Good on its own, but also paired well with the cashew chicken.
Wine #2: Chablis “Maison Kerlann”, France, Bourgogne, Vintages - $21.95
Very light, too acidic, a disappointing match for thai food, might work with a smelly cheese
Wine #3: Baden Gewurztraminer, Germany, $10.95
Like nectar – everyone enjoyed this wine, would buy again. Good match with thai.
Wine #4: Gamay Noir, “Moulin à Vent” Domaine de Grand Garant, Vintages $16.95
Smells wonderful, smokey, a bit weak - better with spicy food than on its own, smells like peonies, “dusty dry”, not overly memorable
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