03-11-2014
In London, thanks to Stelle di stelle, the greatest Italian chefs and some truly excellent Italian wines arrive at Harrods: the first bottle opened to fill the glasses of the lucky guests are those of Ferrari Perlè 2007, a metodo classico bottle-fermented sparkling wine of the highest quality
For those who happen to stroll around London, and on Brompton Road in particular, a gourmet stop at Harrods is a temptation difficult to resist to. And after a visit to the wine shop, in front of the escalator on the right you will find Stelle di Stelle: the coolest temporary restaurant in the British capital. The next change of baton between the Cerea and Gennaro Esposito will make the Pop Up Restaurant a unique place where to taste divine food without losing sight of the great Italian wines which accompany this long edition of Identità London in the glasses. Starting from the Trento Doc wines produced by the Lunelli family, who thanks to the Maximum Brut offer an aperitif in perfect Italian style, with immediate metodo classico bubbles, which are as refined and elegant as those from the newly awarded Ferrari Perlé 2007. This sparkling wine was awarded as the world champion in the first edition of the international contest Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships (an event dedicated to all kinds of bubbles, with 650 labels selected from 16 countries) and the very best in Italy.
Villa Sparina’s Gavi Docg Monterotondo 2012 is perfectly matched with the Risotto with Green tomato, prawns and toasted pine nuts prepared by Carlo Cracco, the first protagonist of Stelle di stelle
The Cerea brothers prepared a dish called Midori, that is to say a Cream of avocado, caramelised macadamia nuts and yogurt sorbet. Recioto della Valpolicella by Giovanni Allegrini was the wine chosen to be paired with this recipe
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a graduate in Psychology, she was enchanted by the Identità Golose galaxy. While studying wine is her life, her gourmet vocation is an evolving discovery