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European Railroad Discussion > Glacier Express, Part 2, foodDate: 09/27/21 20:19 Glacier Express, Part 2, food Author: edsaalig In Excellance Class you are servied a 5 course meal. Your start with the Excellence Class starter Plare with tartar mini-tart, cheese tart and mixed nuts. You start your trip with a glass of champagne.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/27/21 20:32 by edsaalig.    Date: 09/27/21 20:26 Re: Glacier Express, Part 2, food Author: edsaalig Next coms Pea Mint Soup with dired alpine flower blossoms. Again a special wire (red or white) is servied The next course is Swiss Beef Tenderloin with mashed potatoes and truffle oil, carrots, spring onions and gravey with mountain herbs
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/27/21 20:33 by edsaalig.    Date: 09/27/21 20:29 Re: Glacier Express, Part 2, food Author: edsaalig Warm chocolate cake comes next with a sweet wine. Later comes Afternoon Tea with small pastries and Grubünden herb tea. This meal is servied over a 2 hour period. Very relaxing!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/27/21 20:31 by edsaalig.    Date: 09/29/21 05:53 Re: Glacier Express, Part 2, food Author: DrawingroomA Such extravagance: Dom Perignon on a train. That whole meal looks like it was a great experience. If I was the type of person to create a "bucket list" I would definitely add this trip..
Date: 09/30/21 03:15 Re: Glacier Express, Part 2, food Author: Train29 I wonder what happened to the wine glasses that tilted to keep the drinks level on the extreme grades?
Date: 09/30/21 05:06 Re: Glacier Express, Part 2, food Author: Hexagon789 Train29 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder what happened to the wine glasses that > tilted to keep the drinks level on the extreme > grades? You can certainly purchase them on board or even from the Rhaetian Railway's online giftshop Date: 10/13/21 18:00 Re: Glacier Express, Part 2, food Author: jcaestecker Oh my goodness, Ed! What lavish dining you two enjoyed. I can't speak to the Sherpa wine but those were two VERY serious bottles of bubbles. I bet that was a terrific trip.
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