11 Top Wines that You Must Have for Parties

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• 11 Top Wines that You Must Have for Parties
• Having the top wines at a party can be just as
  fun as serving a favorite liquor. The versatility
  of wine makes it a great choice for entertaining.
  A good White Wine should get better when paired
  with other food items, including salads and
  steaks.
• So, which top wines should be on the top of your
  list? This article from Sendgifts should provide
  some great options for the best wines for any
  picnic or party you are planning to host.
• Sendgifts is an online liquor store in USA which
  is ideal for anyone who wants affordable wines as
  well as those who like to explore new wines. Our
  wine delivery service puts the customer first by
  carefully evaluating flavors.
• Top Wines for Parties
• No matter what kind of party you're planning,
  selecting the right wine makes all the
  difference. Take a look at our wine collections
• Pinot Noir
• A bold red fruit with earthy flavors pairs well
  with pork, steak, game, and poultry.
• Pairing Tips Allow this Pinot noir wine to
  breathe for at least 15 minutes before serving.
  Slowly unwind the wire cage over the bottle's
  neck to prevent oxidation. Due to its low tannin
  content, it is suitable for serving in a casual
  setting. Pinot Noir is perfect to accompany meats
  such as fish, chicken or duck, as well as
  mushrooms and soft cheeses.
• Riesling
• With its clean acidity and sweeter notes, this
  white wine pairs well with almost anything.
• Pairing Tips Unlike some wines, Riesling wine
  should not be decanted for hours before
  servingit would ruin its delicate character.
  Instead, remove the cork and gently ease out the
  wire cage over the wine's neck. Give it 15
  minutes to breathe at room temperature before
  serving. Pair with light appetizers like cheese
  or seafood.

serve it slightly chilled.
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• Merlot
• Merlot wine has a soft tannins and complex aromas
  of berries, cherries, and spice. This makes it
  great pair with red meats like lamb or bison.
• Pairing Tips When you're ready to serve, unwind
  the wire cage slowly but firmly (to prevent
  oxidation) from the bottle's neck. Merlot pairs
  well with a variety of foods, including shellfish
  and vegetables.
• Vouvray
• The aromas of honeysuckle and green apple in this
  Vouvray wine are very pleasant and it is best
  served chilled with spicy food, such as
  Cajun-rubbed steaks or Chinese cuisine.
• Pairing Tips This wine needs to be chilled all
  the way down before serving. You can keep the
  bottle in an ice bucket for a few hours before
  drinking it to keep its crisp flavor.
• Pinot Grigio
• Pinot Grigio is an all-around white from the
  Pacific Northwest that's known for its nutty
  flavors and citrus notes.
• Pairing Tips Try light pastas and rice dishes
  with lots of herbs, fresh green salads and
  vegetables, chicken and turkey, and fish and
  seafood. Add a couple of slices of lemon and lime
  and several pieces of seasonal fruit like
  raspberries or blackberries.
• Malbec
• Most Malbec wines are smooth with jammy fruit
  flavor and savory notes of black cherry,
  pomegranate, plum, raspberry, and raisin. There
  are also hints of coffee, leather, tobacco,
  molasses, and black pepper.
• Pairing Tips You'll find Malbec a great match
  for steak, pork, and lamb, as well as fattier
  fish like salmon and poultry with dark meat. Game
  meat like bison, ostrich, and venison are also a
  safe bet. In addition to meat pairings, consider
  foods with richer sauces or more vibrant flavors.

acidity of the food will make the wine taste sour.
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• Cabernet Sauvignon
• A beautifully crafted Cabernet Sauvignon,
  particularly smooth and fresh. Its seductive
  aromas of cherry and blackberry are followed by
  delicate plum and chocolate notes. A really
  well-balanced red wine, with refreshing acidity
  and a memorable finish.
• Pairing Tips Cabernet Sauvignon is best with
  nearly all red meat, including prime rib, New
  York strip and filet mignon. Also try lamb or
  pepper- crusted ahi tuna. The wine is best
  enjoyed with food and is great in sauces or
  reductions.
• Zinfandel
• With aromas of dark fruits and peppermint, this
  crowd-pleasing red wine is perfect for casual
  get- togethers.
• Pairing Tips Zinfandel wine pairs beautifully
  with barbeque, spicy foods, smoked cheeses and
  tangy flavors, but is also easy to enjoy on its
  own.
• Barbera dAlba
• Barbera wine has notes of strawberry and sour
  cherry flavors synonymous with light-bodied
  wines. Light tannin and high acidity make it
  taste 'Juicy'. Most of the Barbera you'll find is
  from Italy which leans towards more herbaceous
  flavors.
• Pairing Tips Given the high acidity, fatty foods
  work beautifully with Barbera wine. Think red
  meats and even salmon is a gorgeous pairing. Also
  because of the acidity, barbera wine pairs well
  with pasta with a simple pasta in red sauce or a
  marinara.
• Conclusion
• Wine is the key to any party. Order wine online
  to stock up on all the top wines from Sendgifts
  that your guests won't bring, so you can
  surprise them with a new drink they haven't tried
  before. You'll have tons of fun at your next
  get-together!
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