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.2018 LOUIS MICHEL & FILS
MONTMAIN CHABLIS PREMIER
CRU ($40)
I tasted this brilliantly precise,
stony Chablis with my friend
Scott Worcester of Sawyer’s
Specialties in Maine, and the
memory of its flavor still lingers.NOMIKAI NEW YORK GIN +
TONIC ($4/200 ML.)
I drank more than my share of
this way-better-than-you’d-guess
canned G&T this summer. Hand-
crafted tonic from the Nomikai
team + gin from NY’s Warwick
Valley Distillery = tasty as hell.key:- fa st •vegetarian
- staff favorite
DRINKS
•• Bourbon-Tea Julep P. 102- Oleo Saccharum P. 102
- Pear-Apricot Infused Rum P. 102
- • • Pear-Apricot Rum Cooler P. 102
STARTERS & SNACKS
•• Bavarian Soft Pretzels P. 30
Chicken Liver Mousse P. 77
•• Deviled Crab–Stuffed Mini
Cornbread Muffins P. 99
•• Kale-Basil Pesto P. 77 - Sweet-and-Smoky Grilled
Cheese Toastie P. 20
SOUPS & STEWS
Butternut Squash Soup
with Bacon and Crème
Fraîche P. 77- Carolina Fish, Shrimp, and
Okra Stew with Black Rice
P. 99 - Lentil and Bean Stew
with Gremolata P. 90
VEGETABLES- Brussels Sprouts
with Shrimp Sauce P. 42
•• Mushroom Ragout P. 91
•• Sautéed Green Beans with
Toasted Benne Seeds P. 100 - Smashed Sage-Butter
Potatoes P. 78
PASTA & GRAINS
•• Buttermilk Macaroni and
Cheese with Baby Kale P. 100
•• Creamy Tomato
Rigatoni P. 34
•• Farro Salad with Roasted
Root Vegetables P. 90- Garden Paella P. 90
•• Mielie Pap (Cornmeal
Porridge) P. 91 - Spaetzle P. 86
(^) • Whole Roasted Pumpkin
with Green Beans and Red
Curry Rice P. 40
MEAT & SEAFOOD
- Braised Duck Legs with
Spaetzle and Mushroom
Ragout P. 86
Cape Malay Chicken
Curry P. 91
Coconut Chicken
Adobo P. 35 - Crackling Coppa Roast with
Fennel and Onions P. 78 - Insalata di Pesce P. 36
Ploughman’s Lunch P. 89
•• Pork Chop au Poivre
with Red Wine–Shallot
Sauce P. 33 - Potée Champenoise des
Vendanges (Grape Pickers
Potée) P. 25
Roasted Lamb Chops
with Brown Sugar–Rum
Glaze P. 102
•• Salt-and-Pepper Chicken
Thighs with Herby Tomato
Salad P. 37 - Winemaker’s Carnitas
Tacos P. 89
DESSERTS- Bourbon-Pecan-Apple
Pie with Cinnamon
Whipped Cream P. 100
•• Honey-Pear Sweet Cream
Galette P. 78
What Ray’s Pouring Now Executive Wine EditorRay Isle’s favorite things to drink this month2018 BONANNO NAPA VALLEY
CABERNET SAUVIGNON ($27)
Need a tasty Cabernet for fall
dinners that (a) is from Napa
Valley and (b) is also a steal? This
blackberry-rich red, its fruit sup-
ported by plush tannins, drinks
like it costs twice the price.33STAFF-FAVORITE
PAIRINGPORK CHOP
AU POIVRE WITH
RED WINE–SHALLOT
SAUCE with peppery,
herbaceous
Corsican red: 2016
Domaine U
Stiliccionu AnticaBRAISED DUCK LEGS WITH
SPAETZLE AND MUSHROOM
RAGOUT
with earthy, darkly fruity German
Pinot Noir: 2017 Franz Keller
Schwarzer AdlerSTAFF-FAVORITE PAIRING86ILLUSTRATION:R
ACHEL^ CARNEY