
1. Fino sherry & almonds--if Spanish marcona almonds are on hand, even better
2. Rich Chardonnay & lobster with drawn butter, a classic pairing of rich with even richer
3. Sauvignon Blanc & light white fish--for instance, sole--in a light, citrusy sauce

4. Riesling & poached trout--like Riesling, it's an Alsatian classic
5. California Pinot Noir & roast duck, grouse, pheasant, or any other flavorful game bird
6. Champagne & caviar, but scrambled eggs with black truffles are a close second
7. Sauternes & foie gras, which is wonderful with almost any sweet white wine

8. Amarone & short ribs braised in Amarone or a less-pricey Valpolicella
9. Cabernet Sauvignon & steak--Cabernet's tannins cut the richness of the meat
10. Zinfandel & barbecued pork--rich, red Zinfandel loves sweet-spicy foods
flickr photos (in order): CliffWrightPhotography, JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong, TinyBites
I love wine and will give most of these pairings a try. Thanks for the post. I enjoy any tips I can get related to food and wine! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, does that lobster look delicious!