In preparation for Sunday night's Oscars broadcast, bottlenotes.com came up with a clever "movie and wine" pairing article that I saw on epicurious.com.
For example, they suggest Zardetto Prosecco NV be paired with the movie Silver Linings Playbook.
For example, they suggest Zardetto Prosecco NV be paired with the movie Silver Linings Playbook.
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"This movie is sparkling, fun, and cause to celebrate. It’s a refreshing story, so we’ve paired it with a refreshing, fun, dry sparkling wine with hints of peach and pear, perfect for a family get together, Sunday football, or a dance contest-- or (SpoilerAlert!) all three at once."
I thought their suggestion of Duck Shack Chardonnay 2011 for Lincoln was clever, and being a Chardonnay lover, I might just follow their lead if I can find a bottle.
"The
duck shack is an old American name for the hut where friends and families gathered before starting out on a duck hunt. We thought a little history in the name of a wine should pair well with a little history. This complex yet crisp chardonnay is light, and not oaky. Serve it with chicken, salmon, and endive salad, and those gold statues will take a bow out of joy."
Read the whole article here.
See you at the movies!
I thought their suggestion of Duck Shack Chardonnay 2011 for Lincoln was clever, and being a Chardonnay lover, I might just follow their lead if I can find a bottle.
"The
duck shack is an old American name for the hut where friends and families gathered before starting out on a duck hunt. We thought a little history in the name of a wine should pair well with a little history. This complex yet crisp chardonnay is light, and not oaky. Serve it with chicken, salmon, and endive salad, and those gold statues will take a bow out of joy."Read the whole article here.
See you at the movies!
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you funny :) Still have Lincoln to watch, maybe we'll give Duck Shack a try (if we can find it!)
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