Basic Wine Buyers Guide
Since I have been working in an industry that sells wine I have been asked many times what are the differences from all the wines on these shelves. Here is a brief description of the types of wines and what food to eat them with. I also included wines you should try if you are not sure what you are looking for. I picked inexpensive wines so you don’t break your budget:
White Wine:
- Chardonnay: The flavor is dry, oaky and full-bodied
- Drink this wine with Seafood, Poultry, Shell Fish and goes great with Caesar Salad
- My suggestions: Woodbridge, Clos Du Bois, Yellow Tail and Hogue.
- Sauvignon Blanc: The flavor is dry, citrusy and grassy nose (nose is the smell)
- Drink this with Seasoned Poultry, Fish, and Summer Salads
- My suggestions: Chateau St. Jean Fume Blanc, Barefoot, Ecco Dominai, Rancho Zabaco
- Pinot Grigio: The flavor is light, crisp, fruity and dry. Quickly becoming the most popular white wine.
- Drink with Mild Fish, Pasta and Mild Cheese
- My suggestions: Santa Margharita, Blackstone, Turning Leaf, Cavit and Bella Sera
April 18, 2008 2 Comments


