Showing posts with label Head to Head. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Head to Head. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Head to Head...Nebbiolo and Nero D'Avola.....The Wine List


The wine list is set for Winerdì’s Head to Head

NEBBIOLO

Vietti Piemonte ( Perbacco )

Nino Negri Lombardia ( Sfursat )

NERO D'AVOLA

Nero d'Avola Firriato ( Chiaramonte )

Nero d'Avola Morgante ( Don Antonio)

Our Winerdì buffet will include Pizza from Antica Panetteria dei Buoni Sapori ( Melito )

Lasagne di Nonna Wanda

Sfizi (finger foods) from Scairdac (Bacoli)

Don’t miss it!! The fun starts at 8pm…ish.

Ciao Vino, Via Madanno del Pantano, 50

To sign up, call 348 590 7349 or 081 509 0425.

Email andiamotrips@gmail.com or fabrizioerbaggio@libero.it

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Head to Head..Ciao Vino, January 29


And in this corner....

Nebbiolo...grown in Valtellina, at the foot of the Alps, near Lake Como as well as in the Piedmont region of Italy. Sensitive, thin skinned, and for some, more difficult to deal with than our friend Pinot Nero. A grape that produces wines that can vary in body, tannin and acidity. .

How does this grape compare when put beside Nero D’Avola? A grape that loves the hot Sicilian sun and rich soil, and is sometimes referred to as ‘Calabrese’?

Ciao Vino’s Winerdì series is going to tackle this with a Head to Head…Nebbiolo and Nero D’Avola. We’ll try four wines (two wines from each grape). We'll discuss how the climate, territory and vinification techniques differ. We’ll observe the aromas, colors, taste and then let you be the judge.

The cost of the evening is 25Euro and includes an informal wine tasting as well as a buffet afterwards. The fun starts at 8pm. For more information or to sign up, contact andiamotrips@gmail.com, fabrizioerbaggio@libero.it, or call 348 590 7349 or 081 509 0425.

Ciao Vino, Via Madonna del Pantano, 50 Varcaturo

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