Back in Japan for more general mischief, and a number of protocols. This was the first.
Most epic roast-beef sandwich ever... wagyu roast beef
1995 Clouet - full and spiced nose, tight for most of the night, less savoury/funk than last time, less champagne-like until later on, filled out, bread and lemons. Increasingly tasty.
2004 Movia Pinot Nero - not as exuberant as the last bottle. Variation? Age? Earth and fruit, dry, light, good acidity, just missing that edge. Tasty though.
Cornelissen Contadino 4 – almost what the Movia PN should have been – vibrant, pine, juniper, like a St. Laurent. Delicious until about 11:30, when it had been open for nearly 11.5 hours. Fell apart after that, tannin, rotten fruit.
A non-neba-neba preparation of yama-imo!
More of Kawakita-san's magic.
2006 Mâcle Côtes du Jura – nose of yogurt rice, light walnut, smooth, not in your face intensity like ’05 and ’04, more approachable for sure.
1988 Chateau d'Arlay Vin Jaune - tastes alsmost as it did 18 months ago. This of course is the bottle we opened... 18 months ago. Must leave some for future tastings, no?
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Kyoto Protocol V
Labels:
Fancy Grub,
Protocol,
Travel,
Wine
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