ZOUK MAGAZINE (English Edition) ISSUE 3 | Page 29

29 “CUSTOMER IS A WORLD AND IT USES TO ORDER MORE WHITES THAN REDS” is good you only like what is good. With wine is the same, but not to the point of knowing how to differentiate types of wine or going to any place pretending knowing more than you really know. What I’m sure about is that: above all I like what is good. -Dani, what brings us here today is a different food pairing, a little bit punk. Your specialty is meat that you always try to cook in a thousand different ways and always trying to go a little beyond. Why this is not what you try to do in wine pairings? It is difficult. Normally you have a sommelier and here I have not and, of course, at the end you finish doing a little upon your own tastes. - But I am going beyond. Don’t you think about the sommelier as the tool to use in the day to day, rather than a dictatorial guide on which wines you must have in your list? Of course. You must always take advantage of the knowledge of a person. I don’t have sommelier, but I tried to get the menu and the wine list go chord. But every customer is a world and usually they ask more reds than whites and I usually recommend people to order more white wines, of which I am a lover, for pairings Though of course, whites often go up a little bit more… At this point is where I wanted to get. Dani is the meat chef by excellence and in his restaurants he generally advises to pair his meat dishes with whites. This marriage that we are going to do today, experimental and punk, is to highlight that whites also pair with meat. So the proposal is to pair of six meat dishes with five white wines and a single red wine.