Thousand-Year Merlot

The Thousand-Year Merlot is a variety of Merlot that was aged for the equivalent of a thousand years in a temporal isolation vault, while the grapes used to produce the Merlot were picked the previous year. The Thousand-Year Merlot was served in the wine selection at Ambrose London, a branch of Ambrose Restaurants that operates in London, United Kingdom.
A critic from the Three Portlands Times, in their four-star review, stated that the Merlot was "exquisite," and that the temporal aging was better done than Yesterday's Bruschetta; it also paired well with other courses.Ambrose London Prix Fixe
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*Ambrose London Prix Fixe
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