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5 Responses for "Champagne & Fish ‘n’ Chips – A match made in heaven?"
Champagne & fish ‘n’ chips is possibly the greatest food and wine match out there – they’re made to go together.
I love a glass of Shiraz with a bar of dark cocoa-rich chocolate and a good read!
What can I eat with Dessert wine other than Dessert?
In the Summer in particular I love a glass of Dessert wine in an evening but haven’t found any meals to take it with. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
@ Green Park
Sauternes and blue cheese is a classic combination as the marriage of the sweet, botrytis influenced white wine of Bordeaux, Sauternes, with a blue cheese such as Roquefort is very popular. The sweet and luscious wine juxtaposed against the potent, salty cheese can be a lovely alternative to just pairing like with like.
I like champagne & chips in bed
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