You
often hear wine writers refer to certain wines as “food-friendly”. Let me
explain. Simply put, a “food-friendly” wine is one that overall meshes nicely
with food because of its structure and taste. However, certain wines when tasted
without food are so easy-drinking and yummy, they don’t actually require it to
work, but will do nicely when accompanying it. Then, there are others, straight
up, that come across as aggressive, overblown, nondescript or not particularly
fruity, with lots of earthy, leathery notes. Although not as enjoyable alone,
these guys often come to life when matched to food and really show their stuff.
Since the majority of us enjoy wine with food, it only makes sense that most
wines be created to be food-friendly. Cheers!
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