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發表於 2012-9-4 00:30:35
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本帖最後由 fokker 於 2012-9-4 00:49 編輯
Would like to supplement with a few points: there are RED icewines made in Canada and New Zealand, from cab sauvignon, merlot and pinot noir. I have tried the merlot and cab version and they were not bad.
You need some acidity in a sweet wine, otherwise it tastes quite monotonous and leaves this cloying effect on the palate; and the texture would feel oily.
My personal favourite with icewine is blue cheese (gorgonzola, fourme d' ambert, King Island blue, Roquefort etc) and crackers or strong sheep milk cheese such as percorino or Manchego dipped in a bit of honey or jam. Pungent and hard cow milk cheese like strong Chedder, Castelmagno, Parmigiano also works to a certain degree |
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