Description
Sauvignon Blanc white wine made in Karnataka state's high-altitude cool plateau (Nandi Hills). Features tropical fruit aromas and sharp acidity, matching excellently with seafood.
Restaurants serving Grover Zampa White (Plateau Tropical White Wine)
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Recipe
Ingredients
- Grover Zampa(Sauvignon Blanc white wine)
Instructions
- [For
- Servings/Ingredients] Grover Zampa (Sauvignon Blanc) half bottle or
- glasses (~240ml),
- well-chilled white wine glasses, wine cooler and ice, Garlic Butter Prawns (shrimp garlic butter stir-fry / for pairing).
- Amidst Bangalore's year-round warm climate, chill white wine 'Grover Zampa (Sauvignon Blanc)'—grown in cool terroir due to high altitude—firmly to 8-10°C in wine cooler ice water.
- Pour ~120ml each freshly uncorked clear shining wine into slightly narrowed white wine glasses.
- Lightly swirling glass smelling aromas, 'refreshing grassy aromas' like passion fruit, guava, freshly cut grass/herbs pierce nasal cavity.
- Before you is piping hot 'Garlic Butter Prawns' stir-fried on high heat with massive garlic, butter, green chilies.
- Biting plump shrimp, moment mouth is filled with garlic umami/chili stimulation, wash down a sip of this sharply chilled white wine.
- Wine's 'sharp acidity' instantly washes away butter greasiness, tropical fruit aromas highlighting shrimp sweetness to limit. Elegant refreshing pairing experience like enjoying at coastal resort restaurants.
Learn more Spice, substitutes, tips
Key spices
None(Herb aroma derived from wine grape variety)
Substitutes at Japanese supermarkets
New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc (as tropical grassy aroma sub)
Pairing
Garlic shrimp、Fried white fish、Tandoori Chicken
Trivia
[Hardcore] While 'Sula's' Chenin Blanc matches 'sweet spicy curries', 'Grover's' Sauvignon Blanc perfectly matches 'dry herb/garlic-flavored seafood'. 'Sharp acidity' achievable only at high-altitude Nandi Hills is highly evaluated by global wine critics as 'Peak of Indian White Wine'.
Eating tips & etiquette
[Unique Drinking] Drop 'mint leaves' and 'sliced cucumber' in glass, boosting wine's grassy aroma further, chugging casually like a salad!
Allergen
None