Our feature this weekend is roasted pheasant with a wild mushroom marsala cream sauce, toasted kamut risotto, grilled asparagus, sherry-brown sugar reduction, and fried sage. We have paired a classic wine from the Cote de Brouilly in Beaujolais, France. Nicole Chanrion, affectionately known as “La Patronne de la Cote,” or the Boss of the appellation creates wines with loads of pure fruit character and floral aromas from the vineyard on the hillside of the prehistoric volcano Mont Brouilly. Using traditional techniques like hand harvesting, whole cluster fermentation, aging the wines in large oak foudres, and bottling unfiltered, her wines are powerful and carry a sense of place.
Fresh Flavors, Local Ingredients: Why Feast Has the Best Salads in Bozeman
Sometimes you want a salad. Not because you feel obligated to order one. Not because you are trying to be “good.” Because a fresh, well-made salad sounds exactly right. The problem is that too many restaurant salads feel like an afterthought. Wilted greens. Random...