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Wine drinkers help me pick 2016-08-18 17:23:39 Post No. 17473676
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Event: Birthday
Main dish: Oreo Ice Cream Cake
Two non-wine drinkers gettin' a little romantic.
I have a bottle of Lambrusco in my house at the moment, and I know it's a sweet, easy drinking red wine. I don't think it'll go too well with the cake though.
So, I was looking for advice. I was thinking possibly a Chard, or a Riesling because they're a pretty dry taste that wont get in the way too much
But at the same time I was leaning towards red, just because. I got a couple bottles infront of me I had considered, but I'm not sold on any of them, and am still open to suggestions.
Bottle should be less than 20 dollars, what I have in mind currently is a Stella Rosa Red, Roscato, Syrah, and a Tempranillo.
I'd like it to have some alcohol content. So, most moscato's are out of the picture.
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not much goes with ice cream cake. that's some serious stuff for your pallet and stomach to tackle alone.
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>>17473714
Would champagne work better potentially?
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>>17473724
maybe just pick the wine independent of the cake. people can have one or the other or both.
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>>17473676
>Ice cream cake
go for the bubbles, get a Spumante or a Champagne. don't fall for the memes, bubbles are all the same shit until you get to the extra expensive, just grab a cheap bottle.
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