Kosher Wine Guides
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What Wine Goes With Fish?
Fish is not one flavor, so there is no one wine for it. Salmon, gefilte fish, fried fish, tuna and lox each want something different, with a kosher bottle named for every one.
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What Wine Goes With Chicken?
Chicken takes more wines than beef does, and the cooking method decides the pairing, not the bird. Roast, lemon, fried, grilled and sweet-glazed chicken, each with a kosher bottle that fits.
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What Is Sauvignon Blanc? Grassy, Sharp, Refreshing
A green-skinned grape making dry, high-acid wine of citrus, cut grass and herbs. Why it suits fish and salad, how cold to serve it, and what to buy. -
What Is Riesling? Dry, Sweet, and Everything Between
Riesling runs bone dry to dessert sweet, and the label rarely says which. Three ways to tell before you buy, plus the best dry and late harvest bottles. -
What Is Pinot Grigio? Crisp, Light, and Always Safe
Pinot Grigio is a light, dry, crisp white and the safest pour on any table. What it tastes like, what to serve it with, and kosher bottles from $12.99. -
What Is Chardonnay? Oaked vs Unoaked Explained
Chardonnay is a white grape with a deliberately quiet personality, so oak decides almost everything about how it tastes. Here is how to tell oaked from unoaked before you open the bottle. -
The Best Sweet White Wines for People Who Love Sweet
The best sweet white wines are Moscato, late harvest Riesling and Chenin Blanc. A guide to the sweetness ladder, serving temperature, and what to pour first. -
Sauvignon Blanc vs Chardonnay vs Pinot Grigio: How to Tell Them Apart
Three white wines, three completely different experiences. A plain-English guide to what makes Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Pinot Grigio taste the way they do, which one suits your table, and what to buy in each.
