Madeira and Beef
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Madeira and Beef
Which Madeiras would you pair with various cuts of beef? I've done some quick reading and it appears that Sercial or Bual goes best with steak, especially skirt steak.
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Re: Madeira and Beef
Verdelho for me.
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Re: Madeira and Beef
Agreed. Sercial or Terrantez would be good options. I'd want to stay on the drier side of the Madeira options.Eric Ifune wrote:Verdelho for me.
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Re: Madeira and Beef
Madeira is already pretty dry to me, so I'd go with Terrantez or Boal. Sercial or Verdelho would be too dry for my taste. Even Malvasia would work for me, especially a Barbeito since they tend to be drier than D'Oliveiras.
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Re: Madeira and Beef
I tried RWC Charleston Sercial last night with steak and while the wine made a good sauce, something was missing on the drinking front. A bit too dry and tangy. I'm thinking Bual or Terrantez might be best for me, and if those are too rich, I can try Verdelho.
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Re: Madeira and Beef
For me, Sercial is a fresh seafood drink.