Showing posts with label Peter Liem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Liem. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Score one for Peter and Levi



Equipo Navazos La Bota de Manzanilla Pasada "1/15" NÂș 10
OK, now this is more like it. My last bottle of this seemed confused. After reading a tweet from Levi about a great bottle that he and Peter Liem had enjoyed, I decided to open one of mine at Bar Mateo, the new tapas bar downtown. We drank this out of red wine glasses instead of sherry glasses and it helped the wine to blossom, we also followed it over the course of several hours. It has a cool copper color and the nose is a million things at once. The most salient feature of the wine is the umami-like quality it has on the palate. The nose has saline notes that give way to raw almond skin and then to dried yellow fruitcake like fruits. Went really well with most of the food but especially well with some Iberico and Johnston County Mangalista ham. I don't have any idea whether to age this or not. I have a few more bottles that it will be hard not to drink soon.

Friday, September 24, 2010

Check it out

Even though you should subscribe to Champage Guide if you care about Champagne, Peter Liem will contribute to the World of Fine Wine blog. This is great news for those of us who value Peter's incredibly erudite thoughts about wine.

He also happens to have great taste in football.