Strawberries & Cracked Pepper

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Strawberries & Cracked Pepper

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Has anyone has Strawberries with Cracked Pepper ?

Suggestions for a wine to go with it ?? Perhaps a nice Pinot ?
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I've had Strawberries and Balsamic vinger icecream (fantastic) From memory with an Italian made like a Muscat Beaume de venise
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markg wrote:Has anyone has Strawberries with Cracked Pepper ?

Suggestions for a wine to go with it ?? Perhaps a nice Pinot ?


That dish will murder any dry red or white. You need a sweet(er) wine. Baumes du Venise or a Madiera might work.
GW

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Gary W wrote:
markg wrote:Has anyone has Strawberries with Cracked Pepper ?

Suggestions for a wine to go with it ?? Perhaps a nice Pinot ?


That dish will murder any dry red or white. You need a sweet(er) wine. Baumes du Venise or a Madiera might work.
GW


A riche style champagne may work well too (chandon make a cheaper one). Actually any robust flavoured bubbles may be very good.
GW

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Gary W wrote:
Gary W wrote:
markg wrote:Has anyone has Strawberries with Cracked Pepper ?

Suggestions for a wine to go with it ?? Perhaps a nice Pinot ?


That dish will murder any dry red or white. You need a sweet(er) wine. Baumes du Venise or a Madiera might work.
GW


A riche style champagne may work well too (chandon make a cheaper one). Actually any robust flavoured bubbles may be very good.
GW


Hmmm...sounds like it might work Gary, thanks.

What about a sparkling burg. perhaps ?
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markg wrote:
Hmmm...sounds like it might work Gary, thanks.

What about a sparkling burg. perhaps ?


Although the pepper might go ok with the spurgle I think perhaps too strongly flavoured if the strawberries are good ones.. might work..I don't know if I can come at red wine and fruit...anyway the experimenting can only be fun.

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In the absence of one from northern Italy, Brown Bros Moscato might be worth a trirl......

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We ate strawberries with just a light dusting of pepper when we lived in a strawberry growing area back in the late 60's. Don't go over the top with the pepper.

It should be used to cut the acid and allow the sweetness of the strawberry to come through.

I like to see the look on peoples faces when putting pepper on strawberries is suggested. It soon changes when they try it.

As for a wine - I think a sweetie over thin almond bread with a little double cream on the strawberries.

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I think demi-Sec will go well

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Thanks for the suggestions Alan, Graham, Phil, Gary and DJ,

And its nice to hear somebody else has tried it too.

Much appreicated, I think this will be quite an interesting little experiment :twisted:
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strawberries and cracked pepper = Rose Champagne

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SueNZ wrote:strawberries and cracked pepper = Rose Champagne
Hmmm, I think you've hit on it there Sue!
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Rosato Arneis

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