Our feature this weekend is a new menu item, roasted pheasant with a wild mushroom marsala cream sauce, wild rice and toasted almond pilaf, grilled vegetables, vanilla balsamic, and fried sage. This dish pairs beautifully with the pure fruit character and floral aromas of the cru vineyards on Mont Brouilly in Beaujolais, France. Using traditional techniques like hand harvesting, whole cluster fermentation, aging the wines in large oak foudres, and bottling unfiltered, they produce wines that are powerful and carry a sense of place.
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...