Best Cheese With Orange Wine: What to Serve and Skip
Aged gouda, comte and washed rind cheeses are the best match for orange wine. The full board, what to avoid, and a bottle to try tonight.
Read moreWine Pairing with Cod Fish: Top Choices for a Perfect Match
Cod is a versatile seafood that can be prepared in various ways, each method potentially impacting your wine selection.
Read moreUnveil the Mystery: What is a Teinturier Grape?
Discover the world of winemaking with teinturier grapes. Learn what is a teinturier grape, its unique characteristics, and its influence on wine colour.
Read moreCheesecake Wine Pairing: The Best Wines for Every Slice
Moscato, sparkling rosé, late-harvest Riesling or a Rutherglen Muscat: the best wine for cheesecake depends on the topping. Matches for berry, lemon, chocolate and caramel, and what to avoid.
Read moreYouYah Wine Decanter Review: Does 5 Minutes Really Beat 30?
The YouYah waterfall decanter with built-in aerator and filter, tested at home: what it does well, what the five-minute claim gets wrong, and how to use and clean it.
Read morePan Fried Pork Chops and Wine: What to Pour
Pork chops want a light red with fresh acidity or a zippy dry white. Pinot noir, dry riesling and grenache all work. Here is which one, and when.
Read moreRotisserie Chicken and Wine: What to Pour Tonight
A hot supermarket chook wants an unoaked chardonnay or a chilled pinot noir. The salt and crisp skin are doing the work, and here is how to match them.
Read moreAsparagus and Wine: What to Pour (and What to Avoid)
Asparagus can make wine taste metallic. Here is why, plus the dry whites that work, what to avoid, and one stock-checked Australian bottle to try tonight.
Read moreBacon and Wine: What to Pour (and What to Avoid)
Bacon is salty, fatty, smoky and often sweet. Pinot noir, dry sparkling and off-dry riesling handle all four. Here is what to pour and what to skip.
Read moreWine to Pair With Goat Meat: Why Lean Meat Needs a Softer Red
Goat is one of the leanest meats there is, so it cannot soften a big tannic red. Grenache, Tempranillo and off dry Riesling work better. Here is how to pair by the pot.
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