Quinta de la Quietud wine dinner at Binomio

The winemaker of Spanish wine bodegas Quinta de la Quietud, Jean-Francois Hébrard will be hosting a wine dinner at Spanish restaurant Binomio on Thursday 25 February 2016 from 6.30pm.

Toro, where Quinta de la Quietud is based, is a wine region in north-western Spain, known for its powerful red wines made from Tempranillo grapes. It is named for the town of Toro, an ancient settlement located on the Duero River. The Spanish word Toro means ‘bull’, and while it is unclear precisely how the town’s name came about, the bull is nonetheless a fitting symbol for robust, red Toro wines.

Hébrard will present a vertical flight featuring his flagship wine to pair with food from Binomio’s Jose Alonso, priced at $135++ per person.

Call Binomio at 65570547 to make your reservations. This dinner event is limited to a maximum of 30 participants.

Menu

Tapas

Morcilla con fritada de tomate y pimientos del piquillo

Homemade Black pudding, served with ”Sofrito” and “Piquillo” peppers

Quinta De La Quietud 2010

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Chopitos fritos con chorizo

Fried calamari served with “Rioja style potatoe” and chorizo

Quinta De La Quietud 2004

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Setas a la Zamorana con huevo a baja temperature

Wild mushrooms “Zamora Style” served with slow cooked egg

Quinta De La Quietud 2003

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Presa de cerdo iberico

Iberian Pork “Presa” served grilled with Garlic puree

Quinta De La Quietud 2002

Arroz

Arroz de Codorniz caldoso y butifarra

Quail and “Butifarra” Wet rice

Quinta De La Quietud 2000

Principal

Cordero con patata pandera y pure de berenjena

Lamb shank accompanied by “panadera” potatoes and Eggplant puree

Quinta De La Quietud 1999

Postre

Fantasia de Chocolate

Chocolate variation

La Mula de la Quietud 2004