Our feature this weekend is a pan seared pheasant with roasted Yukon gold potatoes, local rainbow carrots and delicata squash with a creamy mushroom Marsala sauce and a pomegranate reduction. The Cote de Brouilly gamay noir from Chateau Thivin opens with aromas of cherries, raspberries, and dried roses. The palate is full bodied and multidimensional with satin tannins, excellent concentration, and succulent acidity.
Taste Only the Best: Why Eating Seasonally Matters
Imagine biting into a sun-ripened tomato at the height of summer, maybe one you grew in your backyard garden. Remember the firm but chewable texture of tomato skin, the juicy interior, and the sharp burst of sweetness as the fruit hits your tongue. Now compare that to...