This table is a delicacy, which allows you to taste charcuterie such as finochiona, coppa, gouda cheese and nothing more and nothing less than sweet figs with guanciale and sweet chilacayote with crispy charcuterie! a whole experience of flavors, which pairs perfectly with a red wine. you can not lose this!
-mixed table with coppa, seasonal fuet and seasonal salami, gouda cheese and pecorino cheese. when pairing charcuterie, you can seek to combine light meat flavors with light wines. given the high salt content in cured meats, freshness is the key when choosing your wine. salt in food softens the acidity of the wine, so we recommend choosing a style of wine with a lot of acidity.
-mixed table with lonza, seasonal salami, smoked loin ham, gouda cheese and pecorino cheese. when pairing charcuterie, you can seek to combine light meat flavors with light wines. given the high salt content in cured meats, freshness is the key when choosing your wine. salt in food softens the acidity of the wine, so we recommend choosing a style of wine with a lot of acidity.
A delicious mixed table of westfalia ham, iberian salami, milano salami, emental cheese, gouda cheese, and colby cheese, to combine with a little wine. when pairing charcuterie, you can seek to combine light meat flavors with light wines.
You can choose a cheese board from the following options: - european cheese board: parmesan, gouda, swiss and mosarella, which you can combine perfectly with a young wine for a better balance, such as merlot, lambrusco or chanti. -cheese blend table (european and american): cheddar, jack, provolone and muenster, which you can combine with a wine such as cabernet sauvignon, malbec, and sauvignon blanc
Manzanilla olives with the classic anchovy paste filling, preserved in water with sea salt.
Manzanilla olives with salmon filling.