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Friday, 12 December 2014

Glen Corlou Classic, South Africa

Wine: Glen Carlou Classic
Producer: Glen Carlou
Region: A
Country: South Africa
Colour: White
Year: 2010
Grape: Chardonnay
Supplier: Daloc                                                                                           
Restaurant: Wine Embassy
Price (VND): 1.100.000 VND
Points: 70/100
Pairs well with: smoked salmon, smoked trout, cold meats.
Notes:
This chardonnay brings an oaky nose with cedar and honey.

On the palate is refreshing while intense, offering good complexity.


Ideal pair: smoked salmon, smoked trout, cold meats.

Monday, 27 January 2014

Classique 2010, South Africa

Wine: Classique 2010
Producer: Glen Carlou
Region: Pear Valley
Country: South Africa
Colour: Red
Year: 2010
Grape: Pinot Noir
Supplier: A
Restaurant: Wine Embassy                                                                   
Price (VND): A
Points: 82/100
Pairs well with: Ideal match with beef carpaccio and cold meats.
Notes:

This wine has a beautiful aromatic nose of berries, cherries.

The palate is also great, with dark cherries, spices and a pepper touch.


Ideal match with beef carpaccio and cold meats.

Thursday, 17 October 2013

Calssique 2010 Pinot Noir, South Africa

Wine: Calssique 2010 Pinot Noir
Producer: Glen Carlou
Region: Pearl Valley
Country: South Africa
Colour: Red
Year: 2010
Grape: Pinot Noir
Supplier: A
Restaurant: Wine  Embassy                                                                  
Price (VND): A
Points: 82/100
Pairs well with: Beef carpaccio, grilled tuna and light meats pair ideally with this wine
Notes:
This wine brings a lovely nose of fresh strawberries and dark cherries.

The palate was great and intense, bringing spices, dark cherries and a  very nice velvety sensation, offer good complexity and medium length.


Beef carpaccio, grilled tuna and light meats pair ideally with this wine, which should be served slightly cold.