Kosher Wine for Thanksgiving
What wine goes with Thanksgiving dinner? Turkey is a lean, mild meat, so a light red with soft tannin does best. Pinot Noir is the usual pick and Zinfandel is the other common one. An off-dry white handles the sweet sides, and something sparkling is easy to hand people before the meal.
From our shelf: Barkan Classic Pinot Noir is a light, dry red that its own notes put with roast chicken and mushroom dishes. Baron Herzog Old Vine Zinfandel is the Zinfandel. Pacifica Riesling is off-dry, and its notes name roasted turkey. Bartenura Prosecco Brut is the aperitif, and Bartenura Moscato is for dessert.
If your table likes a softer red, the wines our customers ordered most before Thanksgiving last year were Rashi Joyvin Red, 1848 Generations Semi-Sweet Cabernet, Herzog Selection Chateneuf Rouge and the dry Recanati Yasmin Red.
How much to buy and what goes with each dish: kosher wine for Thanksgiving.
Bringing a bottle for the host? Before Thanksgiving last year the spirits our customers ordered most were Tubi 60, Yamazaki 12 and Joseph Gold Elite Arak. Free shipping on orders $150+ in the lower 48.
