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Faiveley Burgundy – Croque Madame

 

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Croque Madame made on the BBQ served with a red burgundy


detail of Croque Madame

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 and fried (on the BBQ because that’s the cooking device we have) then topped with a fried egg. The bechemel traditional for a croque sandwich was faked with a little Dijon mustard and Greek yogurt.

Tasting Notes

Look: (hue, intensity and thickness:) bright ruby, medium thick

Smell: (try for 3 fruit, 3 other, (earth or oak)) a) plum, sweet strawberries, b) dirt, leaf mulch

Taste: (sweetness, tartnesss, tannin (sandpaper), alcohol):  dry, above medium for tartness, and soft tannins, low alcohol.

Think: Opened for an hour or two before drinking. Smell wasn’t intense, mostly plummy and earthy on tasting, and drinking outdoors, so it worked with the situation and seemed balanced.

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