wines
Posted by: emms
6th Sep 2012 10:43pm
how can you tell what wines go with what foods?
example 'Celebration mousse torte' any ideas
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Bigfoot
It doesn't have to be a specific wine to go with a particular type of meal. If you like a particular wine, then you can drink it at any time with whatever food you are having. Wine snobs are two a penny and usually talk in a language that most people don't understand anyway.
Anonymous
emms, sauterne is areally good wine to have with your dish I feel it's better with cheese and not something so sweet. Suggest you go to a good Italian or french restaurant and enquire from maitre de there are many good dessert wines to choose from rather than just going same same
cheers rotty
Chris
you drink whatever wine you like with whatever food you like----don't listen to the wine snobs---most them talk B.S.
In general though most people would drink the sweeter wines (e.g.Sauternes) with dessert.