Hi /ck/. I got me this bottle today. I've been told it's

Unless you're a connoisseur then it's just personal preference. Generally lighter wines are paired with fish but if you like meat, have a steak.

>>8317434
lmao it's not a wine

>>8317432
Foie Gras is considered the classic pairing.

>>8317437
Idiot.

>>8317432
Be warned, it's very sweet!

>>8317437
Friend, you read the label?

>>8317434
Fat too sweet to go with fish.

Thats a sweet wine, expensive because they let the grapes turn into semi raisins for the extra sweetness. Very good as a special dessert, to really experience the wine, try it straight, then fill a wine flute with berries and fill with the wine.

>>8317432
Foie Gras is a the most traditional pairing with a Sauternes. Yquem is quite sweet so matching with a citrus or slightly tart dish would also work.

>>8317432
How much does such a thing cost?

>>8317595

About $100+ for a half liter bottle and waaay up for the best old vintages. Look for Sauternes wines if you want a cheaper but still nice alternative.

>>8317432
eat it with foie gras toast and cherry marmalade

>>8317450
Not him, but no I didn't. It's too blurry.

>>8317672

Chateau d'Yquem

>>8317595
OP here, Dutch Lidl online store had it, 75 euros, a bargain if you ask me. Specially since it's an older vintage, which should be perfect to drink right now.

>>8317634
>>8317438
I was thinking in that direction as well, thanks.