Wild Turkey Spiced Bourbon ($22)—I am no a big fan of spiced rums generally, but since pumpkin pie is a mélange of wintry spices, this 86-proof bourbon from Wild Turkey makes perfect sense.
Excellent, too, were nuggets of hare in a sauce of stock, cream and tarragon; and the tender haunch of venison in a sauce Grand Veneur, a classic brown sauce, with wild cranberries, spiced pears and girolles.
Tasting notes of the 2013 Patient Terrier Vineyard Pinot Noir include: Dark roses, wild cherry, spice, and clove on the nose with a silkily-textured, gentle palate.
We didn't find the characteristic aromas of wild herbs and spices that relieve the fruitiness in good Châteauneuf.
Mr. Miller is also fascinated with the variety of wild herbs and spices as well as game that the early Pueblo Indians used.
The novel may be set in a world of saris and spices, wild boars and arranged marriages, but its rhythms have the familiar, reassuring hum of home.
In the dining room the writer's father sculpts a replica of the original La-Z-Boy recliner from a mixture of bread crumbs, spices, wild rice, & chicken broth he has carefully blended.
At Pro Loco Dol, my favorite buys are heirloom legumes, prosciutto di Bassiano, and conciato di San Vittore, a raw-milk cheese aged in crust made from wild herbs and spices.
Starters include grilled scallops served with black bean salad; sauteed fricassee of chicken livers sauteed with sage and soft polenta; and a lightly spiced wild mushroom soup.
Commercially important forest plants include sumac, which is used as a spice, wild pistachio, which is important for its oil-rich fruit, laurel, which is used in the production of cosmetics, and mulberry, whose leaves are fed to silkworms.
