Bear with us: Ursine creatures roam in abundance in Estonia's sprawling forests, legally hunted for their meat, which is available in restaurants like Olde Hansa in Tallinn's bustling Old Town. This friendly medieval-themed venue serves delicious fire-cooked bear loins (the full-fleshed flavour should suit hot-blooded carnivores) with saffron-tinged spelt, as well as other game meat like elk fillet (surprisingly gamier than & not as tender as the bear) braised in truffle oil & spiced with juniper berries. Wash down with schnapps herbal liqueurs laced with caraway seeds & pepper, plus dark honey beer that a bear might love.
Olde Hansa
Tallinn Old Town, Estonia.
Wowwwwww!!!! I would love this place, so very interesting.
ReplyDeleteSuituapui: yep, it was fun to check out! :D
DeleteEstonia! Wow.
ReplyDeleteThe Yum List: glad i managed to visit (briefly!) :)
DeleteAlways want to visit Estonia, but won't be anytime soon, next year's holiday plan is fixed....
ReplyDeleteCK: hehe, maybe Estonia in 2018 then! from Estonia, you can also visit Finland very easily :)
DeleteNot even know the existing of this country, please pardon me of my weak geography knowledge LOL
ReplyDeleteWhy they want to eat bear? Over populated?
Choi Yen: no worries, most travellers don't visit this country. i think they've been hunting and eating bears for many centuries, so it's something traditional for them :)
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