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Food & Wines

Poultry

Because it's a bit of a blank canvas when it comes to flavor, chicken can be paired with any number of wines. Which ones work best really depend upon how the chicken is being prepared. Grilled with barbecue sauce? Rotisserie-style? Stir-fried with hoisin sauce? Which it comes to the most popular poultry, preparation is everything. But then there are other kinds of poultry, too, from Thanksgiving turkey to the more succulent quail to the rarely-eaten pheasant. And each of these demands a different kind of wine to bring out its best. Which is exactly why we've provided pairing ideas for the major categories of poultry and poultry preparations—because without a primer on it, there are just too many chances to make a bad pairing.

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About this section

There are so many wines and so many foods to choose from; so how do you know what to pick? In the Classicwines Food and Wine Pairing Section we want to help you find new recipes and give you general guidelines on what wine could work with that recipe. The truth is part, of the fun is experimenting with different wines to see what you like. Eat, drink, learn what you can, and share with us what works.

Editor's Picks

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  3. Ch. ste. Michelle & Dr. Loosen 2008 Riesling