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robin's food & drink blog header: robin's food & drink blog. blogging for the serious foodie. -- about posts register log in home the write taste reports this blog is a collection of thoughts about food and drink. do have a look as well at the reviews and reports on my main website - the write taste . i hope the ideas you read about on these pages inspire you as much as they have inspired me. robin perfect simplicity! posted on may 26th, 2018 by robin goldsmith in artisan , bardolino , barolo , breakfast , dinner , drink , food , food & drink matching , italian food , italian wine , italy , lunch , pinot grigio , restaurant , wine all photos by robin goldsmith. a selection of artisan cheeses & cold meats receiving an invitation to dinner at an italian restaurant is always welcome and difficult to say ‘no’ to, but this was an invite with a difference! read the rest of this article » no comments add your comment top class food & stunning new zealand wine! posted on july 27th, 2016 by robin goldsmith in drink , food , food & drink matching , new zealand wine , wine all photos by robin goldsmith, unless otherwise stated. beaufort cheese canapé and te awanga syrah what an evening! within the welcoming walls of eurocave , the brand-leading wine storage and accessories company, liam steevenson mw of the far-flung wine co. led a food and wine matching session that delighted everyone who attended. read the rest of this article » no comments add your comment the 19th watford beer festival: real ale can still remain relevant in a world of craft beer. posted on november 14th, 2013 by robin goldsmith in beer , drink a beer glass from the 19th watford beer festival spurred on by the american craft beer revolution, the same drinks category in the uk is on the up. brewdog’s punk ipa, for example, is a drink of choice for many younger consumers sick of bland, big-name lagers. however, real ale is definitely not dead. if craft beer is seen as an end in itself, or as a stepping stone to appreciation of the "real stuff", there can be no doubt that well-made beer is in the ascendancy. recognition of the value of traditional styles, albeit with a modern twist, is a natural consequence of this. read the rest of this article » no comments add your comment the truth about food and wine matching: in defence of its supporters posted on july 15th, 2013 by robin goldsmith in drink , food , wine the debate there’s been a good deal of talk recently in social media and newspapers about whether wine critics’ advice is worth its salt and whether food and wine matching makes any sense, has genuine scientific worth or is just a load of pretentious nonsense? the argument first and foremost, wine should be enjoyed, so if you happen to like drinking château plonk with your vindaloo, that’s fine. yet certain combinations do seem to taste better than others and some combinations are really quite unpleasant. consider the following. when you bite into a piece of meat or fish and take a sip or swig of wine from your glass, the chances are that some of the meat juices or even bits of fish are still in your mouth. treat wine in a similar way to a sauce or gravy and all the flavours mingle together. now, if you are lucky enough to be eating grilled fillet of sea bass, would you want it smothered in gravy? no – because it would be horrible! it would simply not taste right, the gravy ruining the flavour of the fish. this can’t be just a subjective observation, as surely most people would arrive at the same conclusion, so perhaps there is, dare i say, a more scientific reason for this. read the rest of this article » no comments add your comment taste of london 2013 posted on june 25th, 2013 by robin goldsmith in drink , food , wine i had some tasty treats at the recent taste of london festival. many thanks to scheckter’s organics energy drinks for the complimentary ticket – much appreciated! the venue, in regents park, was huge and increasingly busy as the sun showed occasional glimpses in this poor excuse of a summer so far. there were many stalls and products to try and buy, so here are four short paragraphs with my pick of the bunch and a few photos … the event could have had the strap line “festival of colourful food displays”, as anyone who headed over to the thai area couldn’t have failed to notice the vibrant exhibits of thai food available, especially the fruit and veg. purbeck ice cream and simply ice cream are two of my favourite producers of the frozen stuff and it’s always good to see them and to sample their delicious flavours. although they did not have their full ranges available, there was plenty of chocolate ice cream to try, so thanks for the sumptuous scoops. hungarian wine deserves to be better known in the uk, as the country produces some great examples and i tried a glass of royal somló j white at the jfk wines stall. this was an unusual dry wine, the colour being reminiscent almost of a sauternes. the minerality stood out for me (before i’d even sussed that the grapes were grown on volcanic soil) and there were subtle flavours of stonefruit with a touch of salinity too. this is a versatile food-friendly wine which, as i found out, is served in michelin-starred restaurants. the word “négociant” will be familiar to wine fans, being a french term for a wine merchant who typically buys in grapes from different vineyards, blends them and sells the resultant wine under their own name. négociants are particularly commonplace in burgundy, for example. digby fine english wines uses the négociant model to craft their own distinctive brand. they collaborate with quality vineyards in the south of england to produce fine and elegant sparkling wines from pinot noir, pinot meunier and chardonnay, using the méthode champenoise. the resultant wines have an unmistakeably english character, full of finesse and crisp acidity with an aromatic and fruity character. deservedly, at the decanter world wine awards 2013, digby fine english brut reserve 2009 won a silver medal. no comments add your comment rss feed subscribe to updates latest news check out my reports, reviews and recommendations on the write taste , including my latest tipple of the month . facebook twitter tweets by @robthefoodie poll sorry, there are no polls available at the moment. end of comment out polls -- recent comments robin: hi thanks for the comments and well said. i th... eastcottvineyard: hi, i think the subject of local v.organic is very... andrew: "... thanks to wetherspoons, it is still possible ... robin: hi andy it's also worth bearing in mind that pu... andrew: thanks for clarifying robin. in an article publish... robin: hi andrew the duty is paid as soon as beer leav... andrew: a question: is the beer tax escalator applied to t... puma66: yes, i think fun crisps are good...think they shou... alex bonham: sad to see - i hope he has a good retirement.... robin: many thanks giovanni for your considered response.... recent comments robin april 18, 2013 8:54 am : hi thanks for the comments and well said. i think many consumers are unaware that the... eastcottvineyard april 18, 2013 8:24 am : hi, i think the subject of local v.organic is very important. we grow vines... andrew december 20, 2012 2:48 pm : “… thanks to wetherspoons, it is still possible to get a decent pint... robin december 20, 2012 9:31 am : hi andy it’s also worth bearing in mind that pubs aren’t subject to the... andrew december 17, 2012 4:17 pm : thanks for clarifying robin. in an article published in the guardian in january... -- tags ale (4) amisfield (1) beer (6) beer labels (1) british food (3) canapés (1) central otago (1) chardonnay (1) coffee (1) drink (2) english & welsh wine (3) eurocave (1) far-flung wine (1) food (6) food and wine matching (1) food stereotypes (2) gladstone (1) greystone (1) hawke's bay (1) italian wine (2) liam steevenson (1) marlborough (1) new zealand wine (1) one off

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