Wine and Food -- proper combinations
Feb. 6th, 2014 11:02 pmFor some reason I can't embed it as a large view...
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The Delta Grill is the best fucking restaurant in the City if you are into Cajun. Today they had the seafood jambalaya to fucking die for, after some nice seafood gumbo. Top that off with a pint of Amber and you got yourself a merry evening, gastonomically speaking...
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Forelles are a very old variety, and are thought to have originated sometime in the 1600's in northern Saxony, Germany. The name Forelle translates to mean "trout" in the German language. It is believed that the variety earned this name because of the similarity between the pear's brilliant red lenticles and the colors of a Rainbow trout.
Forelles were introduced to the United States by German immigrants in the 1800's, and they are now produced in the Northwestern states of Oregon and Washington.