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ABOUT WINES.

jpENES should be stored in a cool place

so that the contents will cover the

cork.

Always use dry glasses.

Serve cocklails with oysters, sherry

with soup, sauterue or white wine with

fish, claret orlight red wine with meat,rich

red wine with entrees, champagne before

and with dessert, cognac and cordials with

coffee.

Serve Sherry and Maderias moderately

cool or about 55 to 60 degrees.

Serve Claret and Burgundy at 60 to 65

degrees, never ice it.

Serve Port at 55 to 60 degrees.

Serve Champagne very cold, the dry

colder than brut, but never put ice or

water in it.

Whiskeycan be served cold,butbrandy

loses its boquet or velvet if chilled.

Kil aeVEUND,CHICAGO,ST.PAlil. NEW YORK.

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