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Category: Red Tasting Notes
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Category: Red Tasting Notes
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Category: White Tasting Notes
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Monkfish has a wonderfully meaty texture and is mildly sweet. The brown butter adds a nice subtle nuttiness to the whole dish. Monkfish tends to release a lot of juice as it cooks, salting it up to an hour before you cook it will help dry it out. A variation of that is to soak the fillet in milk overnight. |
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Among the finest white Burgundy appellations from an equally fine vintage, this one displays characteristic aristocratic perfume with hazelnut scent in the background. Subtle, delicate vinosity with expansive layers of flavour, creamy texture, mineral, balanced but unobtrusive acidity and great length.
