Desserts

Lunch | Dinner

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Desserts

Suggested wine pairings in italics

Roasted banana ice cream with chocolate sauce

Hidalgo Morenita Cream Sherry 5

 

Flourless chocolate cake with Vietnamese coffee ice cream

Gonzalze Byass ‘Nectar’ Pedro Ximenez 6

 

Fried apple-goat cheese dumplings

with vanilla-bourbon ice cream and black vinegar caramel

Calem Old Friends Tawny Port 6

 

Seasonal sorbet with almond cookie

Inniskillin Vidal Ice Wine 14

 

 

 

 

Dessert Wines (2 oz.)

Hidalgo Morenita Cream Sherry (Spain)                                                               5

            -Redolent of dates and figs with a smooth, lingering finish.

 Gonzalez Byass ‘Nectar’ Pedro Ximenez Sherry (Spain)                                                                                      6

           -At the crossroads of dessert wine and dessert sauce.  Rich toffee and coffee.

Calem Old Friends Tawny Port NV (Portugal)                                                                                                             6

            -Excellent balance between ripe fruit and rich, caramel oak.

Santa Julia Torrontes “Tardio” (Argentina)                                                         7

            -Reminds me of a cleaner, lighter, and fresher version of Sauternes.

Cesar Florido Moscatel Pasas (Spain)                                                                  7

            -Muscat meets Vin Santo with concentrated richness and berry fruit.

Roagna Barolo Chinato (Italy)                                                                          10

            -Completely unique- made with an infusion of rhubarb, ginger and cardamom.

Domaine Sigalas Vin Santo 2003 (Greece)                                                                   10

            -I was about to warn you about how rich this is, but then I realized that wasn’t a bad thing.

Klein Constantia Vin de Constance 2002 (South Africa)                                                                     13

            -Ambrosia that has literally inspired poetry through the ages.  We’re not kidding.  Glorious flavors of mangos, apricots, and honey coaxed from Muscat grapes.