Domenico Clerico Barolo Aeroplan Servais 2014
This is Domenico Clerico's Serralunga d'Alba Barolo. Perhaps because of the vintage influence, it was a classic with dry roses, fruit without thick lines, and red fruit rather than fruit or oak, unlike the representative of modern Barolo. Thanks to the decanting process at the restaurant, I was able to open it and drink it. Even so, after about an hour and a half, the true value came out in the nose. My wife said it was a waste to eat it. he
Tonight was a wedding anniversary, but instead of going far, I ate at a restaurant near my house. The Italian restaurant I had been to for the first time was really good. They recommended decanting after seeing the Barolo bottle, and the food was all close to the local Italian taste. As a result, it was a bit salty, so it tasted good with wine.
This is the Copa, Bresaola, and Andouille sausages that I received as a service...
They said that they made all the charcuterie in-house, and it was salty enough to be salty, but not too salty, which was nice.
In particular, I wanted to buy the Andouille sausage separately because I have never seen this level of perfection in Korea.
Dessert was watermelon and basil sorbet
This food is in Yeonam-dong... 39,000 won for a 5-point course...
I didn't expect much because of the price, but the overall level was no less than that of a famous Italian restaurant in Hapjeong-dong.
The corkage fee is 25,000won right now, so that's a bit of a problem, but when I asked the owner, he said he was planning to lower the weekday corkage fee a bit, so I thought it would be good for a gathering of 4 people if the corkage fee was adjusted a bit.
It's a bit like an advertisement, but I think this kind of place could do better business...
The name of this restaurant is Lirico, and it's in Yeonam-dong.