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Game terrine and London dry gin

Game terrine and London dry gin

Posted on December 21 2009 at 11:11

I’ve already written about how well game terrine pairs with oloroso sherry. Now I’ve discovered an equally good, if not better pairing: London Dry Gin.

Tags: Stephen Markwick Culinaria Beefeater Whitley Neill London dry gin gin drink:spirits & cocktails sherry dry oloroso oloroso drink:sweet & fortified wine juniper charcuterie pâté terrine game game terrine food:game
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Game terrine and sweet oloroso sherry

Game terrine and sweet oloroso sherry

Posted on October 26 2009 at 09:09

Last week I was given a couple of slices of gorgeous game terrine by Stephen Markwick of Culinaria with whom I’ve been writing a book (of which more news soon). We had it for lunch and the only wine I had open wasn’t up to the intensity of the spicing (which was dominated by allspice) and the accompanying damson chutney.

Tags: Taste the Difference Cream Sherry Madeira Lustau sherry sweet oloroso oloroso sherry drink:sweet & fortified wine damson chutney pâté game terrine food:game Stephen Markwick Culinaria
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