You don't need a graduate degree to pair wines and foods successfully. The best approach is to use "like wines" with "like foods" — for instance, use light simple wines with light simple foods, and use big rich robust foods with big rich robust wines. Then sit back and enjoy.
To get started, here are a few of our favorite "marriages" with Chaddsford wines:
Pinot GrigioMore |
Fish |
Chicken |
Vegetables |
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Naked ChardonnayMore |
Chicken |
Pasta |
Fish |
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Proprietors
More |
Sipping |
Shellfish |
Hors d' oeuvres |
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Proprietors
More |
Sipping |
Beef |
Party |
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Pinot NoirMore |
Salmon |
Duck |
Pork |
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MerlotMore |
Beef |
Lamb |
Pork |
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Merican(Cabernet Sauvignon)More |
Beef |
Lamb |
Cheese |
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Sunset BlushMore |
Sipping |
Cheese |
Asian, Spicy |
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NiagaraMore |
Dessert |
Cheese |
Party |
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SangriaMore |
Chips, Sancks |
Mexican |
Party |
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Spiced AppleMore |
Dessert |
Hot mulled Drinks |
Party |
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Spring WineMore |
Sipping |
Vegetables |
Hors d' oeuvres |
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Looking for new party drink recipes? Check out some of our favorite recipes like "Hot Caramel Apple," Sangria Slushies, and more.
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