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11-21-2017 02:31 PM
I would like to take a nice bottle of wine to my nephew and his wife for Thanksgiving. They are hosting us and I know they prefer red over white, but don't know what their favorites are. Any recommendations from the wine lovers?
11-21-2017 02:38 PM
I find that a medium-priced Pinot Noir is always welcome.
11-21-2017 02:46 PM
There was a blurb on the radio this morning saying to keep it simple as to wine. on thanksgiving. Chardonnay for white and pinot noir for red.
11-21-2017 02:53 PM
Around $10-$15 Fourteen Hands or H3 red blend or cabernets are both good
Around/under $20 I like Freakshow red or Decoy cabernets
Around $40 the Prisoner Red Blend is usually very good.
Have fun shopping!
11-21-2017 02:54 PM
@Trudey wrote:I would like to take a nice bottle of wine to my nephew and his wife for Thanksgiving. They are hosting us and I know they prefer red over white, but don't know what their favorites are. Any recommendations from the wine lovers?
Domestic chardonnay is my favorite.
Around here in Alabama we have many wineries, they use different grapes and different fruits. Maybe you could introduce your nephew to a new & different wine instead of the same old.
11-21-2017 03:01 PM
French Bordeaux is my favorite from all. Always classy and delicious!!!!!
11-21-2017 03:14 PM
My hubby loves a good Argentinian Malbec
11-21-2017 03:28 PM
I agree with the Malbec.
11-21-2017 03:36 PM
Because of the wide range of dishes involved, the Thanksgiving dinner is considered one of the hardest for successful wine pairings. Among oenophiles the general opinion, as already stated in this thread, is pinot noir for a red choice and riesling for a white.
Happy Thanksgiving!
11-21-2017 04:03 PM - edited 11-21-2017 04:05 PM
If you are taking as a hostess gift for them to have later, try to find out what their favourites are. Or find something different but, still the same grape.
Reds:
Oregon Pinot Noir.
(Soter, Domaine Drouhin, Beaux Freres, Arterberry Maresh, Eyrie, Bethel Heights, Brick House are all wonderful.)
Oregon Gamay (Brick House is terrific)
Beaujolais Cru (Not Beaujolais Nouveau)
Whites:
Chardonnay if going with the turkey, especially white meat.
Sauvignon Blanc if lots of Veggies and Herbal items
Riesling - Kabinett if more savory items.
- Spatlese if lots of sweet items
Gewurztraminer is also nice if lots of sweeter items. Look for ones from Alsace.
Don’t forget Champagne just to enjoy!
Gosset Excellence is terrific and usually only about $40 (750ml bottle)
Billecart-Salmon Rose Champagne
Happy Thanksgiving 🍾
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