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The Ultimate Guide to Pairing Scotch Whisky and Shortbread
A closer look at pairing shortbread with Scotch whisky
by Agnes Groonwald0 viewswhiskeypairing - news
Smoke and Spirit: The Ariston’s Paul Pearse Shares Pairings That Ignite the Senses
The afternoon light filtered through the windows of The Ariston in downtown Nashville as Paul Pearse settled into one of the leather chairs in the smoking lounge. Around him, the low hum of conversation mixed with the rich aroma of premium tobacco. A businessman in a tailored suit sat next to a contractor in work…
by Heide Brandes2 viewsall-postsentertainmentfeaturedaristoncigarspairing - news
Fritatta
Pair with our Gioia The post Fritatta appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Bradley Aden5 viewsrecipesmain-coursepairingfritattagioiabreakfast - news
Heirloom Caprese Salad
Pair with our Pinot Bianco The post Heirloom Caprese Salad appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Bradley Aden5 viewsrecipessaladsappetizerspairingpinot-biancoheirloom-tomatos - news
Sautéed Button Mushrooms
Pair with our Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon The post Sautéed Button Mushrooms appeared first on Castello di Amorosa .
by Bradley Aden4 viewsrecipesmain-coursecabernet-sauvignonpairingmushroomsfilet-mignon - news
Americans Love Pairing Sake With Sushi, But It’s a Big Mistake
Sake is having a moment in the U.S. We are currently Japan’s largest export market for its traditional rice beverage, sipping nearly 5,000 kiloliters per year. Small wine shops sell unfiltered nigori sake alongside hipster varietal wines. Restaurants like Oberlin in Providence, R.I., Catbird Seat in Nashville, and Banyan in Boston, pair sake by the glass with everything from tacos to Buffalo chicken to red-sauced pasta. The article Americans Love Pairing Sake With Sushi, But It’s a Big Mistake appeared first on VinePair .
by Courtney Schiessl4 viewsreading-about-drinkingfoodjapanpairingrestaurantssake - news
Sake Is Emerging From the Shadow of the Sushi Bar
For years Americans only knew sake in cheaply mass-produced iterations. We dropped shots of it into pints of Kirin, screaming “sake bomb!” to no one in particular; or sipped hot, boozy versions in strip-mall sushi joints. The latter comprised my introduction to the category. As a college undergraduate I went to dinner with a roommate’s very generous parents to a very terrible sushi counter in Worcester, Massachusetts. The article Sake Is Emerging From the Shadow of the Sushi Bar appeared first on VinePair .
by Emily Saladino4 viewsreading-about-drinkingfoodjapanpairingrestaurantssake
