Harry's NYC
Tasted Wednesday, March 13, 2019 by MC2 Wines with 213 views
For people who like Napa in the old world style it's a bit surprising that we haven't had much Heitz and until this dinner didn't have any bottles in our cellar. Loved the history and philosophy behind the wine. Brittany is clearly passionate and takes a different approach where the wine is really made with the idea of aging it which means a very strong focus on getting the right acidity that allows for that.
Maine Lobster, Jumbo Shrimp, Blue Point Oysters, Little Neck Clams
cocktail sauce, old bay aioli, mignonette sauce
Choice between
Backed Clams Genovese
Iceberg Wedge Salad
bacon, blue cheese
Roasted Free Range Chicken
mased potato, red wine jus
Filet Mignon
Bone-in Rib Eye
Sides of wilted spinach and hash brown potatoes
Choice of
Warm Dutch Apple Crumble
Fresh Berries & Cream
The 1996 was WOTN although I think the '10 Martha's has some great potential.
2018 Heitz Cellar Grignolino Rosé
USA, California, Napa Valley
First year making the wine not in the saignee method (which also means there will not be a red wine version this year). It's darker in color and has a lot of darker fruit characteristics while still maintaining a certain lightness. Just a hint of a sour note to make clear the fruits are not of the jammy sort.
High acidity. Very fresh. This is about to be released so one of the earlier chances to drink it (and I tend to light rose on the fresher side).
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