Cahors - are they ever drinkable?
"Joseph Coulter" > skrev i meddelandet
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> "Nils Gustaf Lindgren" > wrote in
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>> Hello,
>> A select group of winos met at the home of the Dynamic Duo (self and
>> Xina) yesterday. The reason: test a few Cahors of different vintages
>> to find out when they are enjoyable - if ever.
>>
>> One of the participants brought a Ch le Caix 1997 - to a Scandinavian
>> this is special because the domaine is owned by the Queen of Denmark
>> and her husband, Prince Henrik.
>>
> The wine is actually made by Georges Vigouroux owner of Chateau de
> Mercues,
> ok more properly the estate is managed by a company owned by G.V.
>
> Malbec is traditionally a big meat, steak kind of wine, break out some elk
> (oh I think you have a different name for it gulp) ok try caribou.
He, yes, we had a discussion concerning the difference between elk and moose
a year or so ago. "Elk" would be Alces alces, while caribou would hardly be
obtainable. Reindeer OTOH can be had for a small amount of money, year
round, even if it is frozen.
Roe has a very gamey taste (here in Sweden, at least), comparable to fallow
deer. It stood up magnificently to these (slightly) brooding beasts ...
Cheers
Nils
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