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Last Post 02-27-2003 11:34 PM byKillerB. 5 Replies.
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Pool Boy  Send Private Message
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02-18-2003 04:31 AM  
Looking for a proper pairing for sage and parmesan crusted baked pork chops. Probably will serve with a mushroom ragout. Any idears?
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02-18-2003 04:45 AM  
Hmmm Pork is the traditional riesling dish but with Mushroom and parmesan you move into the realm of Italian reds I reckon. Barolo of age would be good (say an 1989). However if you don't want to break the bank, a wine like La Tosa Vignamorello Gutturnio 98 should be available for less than $20 USd. Great with game dishes but withe texture of pork and the mushrooms and cheese you want something with power but sweeter fruits.
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02-18-2003 08:54 PM  
Many reds would fulfill the definition of "proper pairing" (whatever that is- drink what you like when you want it) TJ.
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02-18-2003 09:02 PM  
If you go with the mushroom ragout, then an old world Pinot is a fine match.
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02-19-2003 03:50 AM  
True, Jones, spoken like a true wine lover. I ended up trying out the 'what's all the fuss about Shafer 99 Merlot'. I liked it. Paired half decently, too I think.
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02-27-2003 11:34 PM  
I know, a bit late but spotted this and saw the food. Have to agree with Jeremy on this one - I would go for a Barolo. My first thought was Amarone because it is the perfect wine for Parmesan - there is no better. However, softening the approach because of the cheese being secondary I would hit Barolo. There are Valpolicella Classicos that may hit the spot but I would get out a big B four hours early and decant it. Have you got four hours?
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