Thursday, September 9, 2010

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On the Nature of organic wine

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  • "... Actually, we have others. Chosen for the new territory of Madeira wine
  • s this island as our holiday destination this year. But instead of the same employ at the start with the different grape varieties and wine styles of the island, we climbed the first time the green mountains wandered among deep ravines and experienced alternately on a day of sun, fog and drizzle - all with pleasant temperatures above 25 ° C! - delighted us to the mainland of Portugal to tasty wines, regional food, the peasant origin, and thus tend pretty hefty fails:
  • - braised in red wine, herbs spicy mountain rabbit delicious warming soup with poached egg (save especially in fog and drizzle in the high summer, the soul ;-) Balance - fish in all variations, eg. The famous scabbardfish " espada " very well as
    Madeiran national dish
    with sweet banana, but also
    Bacalhau
    / salted or fresh
      cod
    as a Portuguese specialty

    ) with crispy Knoblauchbro t for the meat dishes was - we tell it like it was - most of a jaw muscles of a horse needed the same was true for the traditional Madeira's

    Douro, Dão and Alentejo wines
    . Because the sweetness of the drink is recommended Order "
    with plenty of ice, faz favor
    .

    But for the sweetness Madeirans have a preference, you see that on


    Poncha
    and the fact that the least-appreciated local tart, dry white wine! And despite the fact that on most drinks menus next to " Vinhos brancos "is also a special section for" vinho verde "with at least the same number of items found. A concession to the visitors from the mainland? fresh squeezed sugar cane juice with lots of lemon (and optional rum) tastes not so bad as we on the " Machico noted.

    But back to the grape juice. The enjoyed Portuguese wines were all vinified clean, once with more, the other with less personality. In memory of sustainable left to us but especially the dry-developed, ungespriteten white wines of the island. Interestingly, most restaurants use, but rather on the better-known wines from Portugal than the local varieties, for my question about a range of regional grape juice was often denied. Also explicable in terms of volume, but only around 57,000 liters of still wine VQPRD quality level (quality wines with denomination of origin) is generated annually, which corresponds to just a measly 0.01425% of total wine production! Source: IVBAM Only the far northeast corner in

    Porto Moniz - which is itself a major growing region for (fortified) wine Madeira - Funchal and we can enjoy the restaurants in some copies. In any case, it is worthwhile to look for it, because the quality of most of Verdelho vinified grapes or a
    Cuvée with German new breed Arnsburger , mineral embossed white wine is very appealing and needs no comparison with the mainland Portugal's wines to fear.

    2 copies of the 2008 I have very pleasant memories: Terras do Avô

    (
    country's grandfather ) Branco with funny green label! and the Barbusano (called a kind of laurel family) the same Quinta from São Vicente

    The glass culture on the island is very diverse and mixed thoroughly. An upscale restaurant is no guarantee of an attractive glass. Sometimes this is also not a problem, a palatable Zechwein the rustic food may also consist of an ordinary rolled, 1/8l-Glas taste, with a fragile White with fresh fish but the rapidly rising my claims (on a thin-walled glass with more than 0.1l capacity). There Some featured pictures of the cultivated on the island it still wines in a review the English Vinum , issue of December 2009.
    To be continued ...

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