Live Qualitarian: Eat Well
Tasting Notes for bottles of wine
La Fleur Poitou An relatively inexpensive Bordeaux – right bank, St. Emilion – from Total $22. It’s from vintage 2018, so not really old enough to drink. Here’s our first taste: Look: ruby medium, viscosity medium; Smell: blackberries, sweet even if not ripe, and a little tart, raspberries, smoke, gravel;
Smell: Taste: Tasting a Burgundy with Ham & Eggs – April 2022 – This Faiveley 2019 Burgundy (Pinot Noir) is one of Susan’s Fine Wines’ Wine Club wine of the month. We’ve selected it for a dinner of the French style ham and cheese sandwich, dipped in beaten egg
Opening night of the Winter Olympic Games 2010, and we’re dog sitting for friends with a taste for wine. And we open the 2005 Atrea Old Soul Red and it was pow of red fruit flavor. Zin-ish but not one dimensional, and it went well with the over-done chocolate pastry