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For the Holidays: Wine with Turkey

Wine with Turkey Pairing

Which wine with turkey?

It's a question that comes up often during the holidays. But if you think about it, the answer can be as simple as - what do you like?

On Turkey Day, there's a good match for every taste - whether you or your family and guests prefer white, red, or rosé...

  • If you and your guests prefer dry white wines, Chardonnay is a natural choice with turkey. A perfect compliment with white meat, Chardonnay comes in a variety of price ranges to suit your budget. Sauvignon Blanc or a White Burgundy also pairs well with everything from mashed turnips to green salad to a spicy turkey stuffing.
  • If your guests prefer their wines on the sweet side, White Zinfandel is the all-purpose favorite to go with most of your turkey feast. Gewurztraminer has a spicy character that's also a good holiday match. And a slightly sweet Riesling will pair well at any Thanksgiving or holiday table.

  • If red wines are normally your favorite, Pinot Noir is the perfect red to go with your bird. More robust than white wine, Pinot Noir has very little tannin. Serve it slightly chilled to bring out the fruit, and it will not overpower your well-planned holiday meal.
  • Finally if sparkling wines are your favorite, may we suggest...your favorite champagne? After all, it's the holidays!

Just remember that no matter what you bring to the holiday table - red, white, dry, sweet or sparkling wines - everything tastes better amid mellow, festive company.


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