And Tartiflette is magic in a bowl. Quite amazing how 5 relatively humble ingredients can be transformed into something so good. The total far exceeds the sum of the parts.
I’m similar and my interest in wine is recent. I like to think I know my way around a beer menu but something I’ve noticed is beer taste and aroma is
more obvious than wine; I struggle with the subtleties of wine.
I am definitely interested though, and always seek recommendations and wine...
I’ll let more knowledgeable folk reply to this but I recently bought myself some nice wine glasses by Riedel. Whilst, for me at least, it doesn’t alter the taste it does significantly enhance the experience. I/we get them out if it’s a really nice bottle we’ve bought, and use regular glasses...
The wine was nice. The sommelier was quite enthusiastic when we chose it, and told us a lot about the vineyard and winery. I don’t have many reference points for comparison, but see the Chardonnay thing and also did “get” apples. But then I tend to get that with a lot of wines. I remember that...
I'd forgotten @McTavish was knowledgable on wine as well. I hope he accepts my sincere apology.
The feeling adventurous comment intrigues me, what makes Odinstal such?
PS I'll report back on the wine glasses.
The tasting menu wine pairing doesn’t excite me, so I’ll go for a bottle I think. Can any wine experts* comment on this? Anything of note?
* I have two people in mind