I was extremely honored to be asked to host a posting on this thread. The dinner for tonight was in celebration of my wife's Mothers Birthday and I cooked her favorite which is my pan fried Rib Eye steak and Mushrooms marinated in butter, garlic, salt, pepper, onions and of course wine. The accompanying dishes I served was baked potato with light sour cream, Asparagus and a nice garden salad which my wife prepared. The wine for tonights dinner was a Chokecherry from Bert and PWP ( THANKS) . This was a totally new wine I have never had before but defiantely hope to have again in the furure.
I used some of the Chokecherry wine to marinate the Mushrooms and Steak in also which turned out to be an excellent decision.
And now, Dinner is served.
Upon uncorking, the nose is fillled with fruity aromas and for a lack of expertise in proper terminology I will say "Woodiness". Both of which carried over into the taste. I would guess this wine was oaked and had nice body and a great finish. It went really well with the dinner prepared insofar as it did not overwhelm the foods or vice versa. It is definately a wine I would like to add to my cellar. Edited by: Waldo
I used some of the Chokecherry wine to marinate the Mushrooms and Steak in also which turned out to be an excellent decision.
And now, Dinner is served.
Upon uncorking, the nose is fillled with fruity aromas and for a lack of expertise in proper terminology I will say "Woodiness". Both of which carried over into the taste. I would guess this wine was oaked and had nice body and a great finish. It went really well with the dinner prepared insofar as it did not overwhelm the foods or vice versa. It is definately a wine I would like to add to my cellar. Edited by: Waldo