We
have two great winemaker dinners to tell you about. February 19th
features two members of importer Kermit Lynch's wide stable of serious
talent. From France's Loire Valley, we have Catherine Breton, budding
star of Vouvray and Bourgeuil reds. From down south, in Roussillon,
we'll have Christine Campadieu, of the classic Banyuls and Coullioure
house, Domaine La Tour Vielle.
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Kermit Lynch Winemaker Dinner
With Catherine Breton and Christine Campadieu of Domaine La
Tour Vielle
February 19, 2013
7pm
$120 per person + tax and gratuity
amuse
clammer daves clams, puffed rice,
blood orange
Sparkling Vouvray, Catherine
& Pierre Breton, ‘La Dilettante’, Loire, France, NV
1st
sitka spot prawns, kumkuat, baby
onions, kimchi sausage, baby bok choi, roe butter
Vouvray, Catherine & Pierre Breton, ‘La
Dilettante’, Loire, France, 2011
2nd
border springs lamb ham, radish,
lettuce, pickles, charred bread puffs
Bourgeuil, Catherine & Pierre Breton,
‘Trinch!”, Loire, France, 2011
3rd
palmetto squab, dirty rice cakes,
barley miso, maitake, herbs salad
Coullioure, La Tour Vielle, ‘Puig Oriol’,
Roussilon, France, 2006
4th
oxtail terrine, baby carrots,
cippolini onion, fennel, caramelized white chocolate
Coullioure, La Tour Vielle, ‘La Pinede’, Roussilon,
France, 2007
5th
chocolate Banyuls whipped ganache, black
pepper kataifi, ginger creme anglaise, toffee buttercrunch, satsumas
Banyuls, La Tour Vielle, ‘La Rimage’, Roussilon,
France, 2011
Also,
on March 6, we'll host one of our favorite American winemakers, Kathy
Joseph, of Fiddlehead Cellars. Kathy makes Pinot Noirs and Sauvignon
Blancs in the Santa Rita Hills of central California. Her wines are
every bit as charming as she is (which is to say, very). We will have a
menu available for you to peruse very soon...
~Wine Director Steven Grubbs