Movie Night: A Mexico Trilogy

Dinner
Creole Étouffée
There is nothing better than a homemade Creole dinner, glass of wine, entertaining movie and premium cigar for the weekend. Just finished my homemade Creole Étouffée (French: [e.tu.fe], English: /ˌeɪtuːˈfeɪ/ AY-too-FAY) dish found in Creole cuisine typically served with Shrimp and Sausage over rice. The dish employs a technique known as smothering, a popular method of cooking in the areas of southwest Louisiana. Puffing on a Padron 6000 Natural cigar, I'm going to slide the leather lounge chair back and watch A Mexico Trilogy.

Bottle of Wine

Concha y Toro Marques de Casa Concha Chardonnay 2016
Chardonnay from Limari Valley, Chile

Winemaker Notes : Light yellow in color. Combining richness with elegance and vibrancy this ripe, delicious wine serves up tasty white pear, mineral notes, and toasty hazelnut. Deeply concentrated with a silky texture and layers of pears and ripe figs and mineral flavors with a long and vibrant finish. TASTING NOTES: With a 91 rating this wine is everything one would want in a fine Chardonnay. Its aromas and flavors of ripe apple, dried leaves, and mineral pair well with both the Creole Fe and Padron 6000 Natural cigar.

Movie
A Mexico Trilogy 
A recurring theme of the Mexico Trilogy deals with El Mariachi being alone as all of his loved ones die in front of him. The main thing when watching these three Movies is that you have to watch them in the right order. For example, if you were born before 1995 then you should watch these Movies in 1-(El Mariachi), 2-(Desperado) , 3-(Once Upon a Time in Mexico) order. However, if you were born after 1995 then you should watch them in this order 2,1,3.




Cigar
Padron 6000 Natural
Of all the main line Padron cigars, the Padron 6000 is in a class by itself. This slightly box-pressed Torpedo sports an oily Nicaraguan wrapper that shimmers with a mouthwatering patina. A stunning cigar loaded with rich Nicaraguan tobacco flavor and Padron's trademark coffee & cocoa bean essences.

Jerry Flanagan
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