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Aperitif
This wine can be served as a welcoming drink at receptions, dinner parties etc, and can also easily be enjoyed a stand alone drink without the company of food.
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Dessert
These wines are fine companions to you favourite desserts. When picking you dessert, make sure to read the fine print of each wine for the best possible match with you sweet or savoury showstopper. |
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Seafood
Wines
in this category will supplement a variety of seafood dishes. If you need even
more specification, for example to match salmon or prawns, please read more on
each wine description.
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Poultry
The
wines here will suit a variety of poultry meats like chicken, duck, quail and
turkey. Make sure you check each wine description for more details. |
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Lamb
No
surprise here! These wines matches well with lamb… But as an extension, they
will also go well with mutton and other similar dishes.
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Cheese
The
cheese matching wines are fairly diverse, and your selection should reflect the
types of cheeses you are serving, and whether they are served as a snack or a
dessert.
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Pasta
Wines
matched with pasta will to some extent depend on the ingredients used in the
pasta dish. The benchmark in this category is milder, vegetable dominated or
creamy pasta dishes.
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Beef
The
wines matched against beef will have sufficient tannins, strength and structure
to stand up to the power of the meat. Using these wines in sauces for the dish
can create an even better match. |
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Pork
Matching
wine to pork is no easy treat, and the wines in this category will have a very
careful structure suitable for the light pork meat, even when the deliciously fatty
crackling bits are included.
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Game
This
is another category in need of powerful wines. Game meats are fairly diverse,
but as a guide you can say that the bigger the game the more powerful the wine
to match. |