Easter’s less than a week away and for those who need to bring wine to a party or are hosting and still need to make a wine store run, here are five affordable wines that pair well with Easter dishes.
- 2010 Predator Old Vine Zinfandel ($12 – California) – Smoky, big and jammy deliciousness. Perfect pairing – lamb.
- 2011 Red Newt Cellars Circle Riesling ($12 – New York) – Pear and pineapple flavors with a trace of sweetness and a nice level of acidity. Perfect pairing – poultry or ham.
- 2010 DEADBOLT Winemakers Blend ($16 – California) – big, beefy wine while showing finesse and elegance. Perfect pairing – grilled meat, especially lamb.
- 2010 Jacob’s Creek Reserve Barossa Dry Riesling ($17 – Australia) – Lime aromas and Meyer lemon flavors with great acidity. Perfect pairing – fish or seafood.
- 2010 Heart and Hands Pinot Noir ($21 – New York) – Aromas of red berries, flavors of ripe cherries on a beautifully-balanced wine. Perfect pairing – just about anything, very versatile wine.
Happy Easter!
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