by Keith Talent
08.13.2009
A stunningly good blog post on sundry and assorted fish dispatch methods and their resultant effect on the flavour and texture, (two part post, part two can be found here), with highlights of the Japanese needle through the spine technique called ike jime. Well worth a read. Be warned, however, graphic fish slaughter pictures ahead. [...]
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by paulkamon
08.13.2009
Recently, I attended a rare vertical tasting of the famed and highly-coveted Black Hills Nota Bene at Au Petit Chavignol. This single vineyard Bordeaux-style blend (cabernet sauvignon, merlot, cabernet franc), since its first vintage in 1999, has gained an enviable loyal following that has made it one of the hardest big BC reds to find [...]
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