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As Mr Cabbage has kindly asked me to give my 2 cent worth of opinion on this topic, I am very much obliged.
When I first travelled in the Cote d' Or with my wife in the mid 90s, the only Asians we met were Japanese. There was even a Lycee (school) de Japonais in Gevery-Chambertin. We also travelled very frequently to Japan and we found on the shelves in wine shops or in the big department stores a very good line-up of red Burgundies.
Then it dawned on me that Japanese love their food with Burgundies; New Zealand Pinots were then not that uniformly good and hence not that popular. I therefore start trying various types of Japanese food with Pinots. Needless to say, Yakitori was a match made in Heaven, and Tempura and Tempanyaki (even with vegetables and seafood) were not that far behind.
But the real supriise was sushi. Somehow the fine tannins and cherry/strawberry fruits of Pinot merge well with the oily fish, sushi rice (vinegared) and the wasabi and soy. Japanese cuisine is inherently subtled in taste and the delicate Pinot complements the cuisine superbly.
Well, you guys go and try and let me know what you think.
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