Osso buco with risotto Milanese. And some Italian cheeses for dessert.
Salads, fruits, something light, like an appetizer.
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No its a sweet wine, doesnt leave your tongue dry..
People drink wine for different reasons:1. Heritage - Wine is the oldest alcoholic drink in the history of man kind dating back to Noah in the Bible who was the first person to grow and mak wine. 2. Food& Wine Paring - People drink wine because wine compliments food and vice versa. Certain cultivars(grape types) excentuate taste in certain foods. White wine goes with white meats, Dry Rose's goes with salads, red wines goes with red meat. There are many Food&Wine paring ways.3. Relaxation - Wine contains alcohol which alters the bodies perceptions and realeases certains endorphines that makes the body and mind relax.4. Collecting - People love to collect and store wine. Riesling and red wines get better the longer they are kept in the right conditions.but it is haram and who drink it i hate them and i want to kill them
Lambrusco is an Italian wine. It begins with the letter L.
Nicolas Belfrage has written: 'Life beyond Lambrusco' -- subject(s): Wine and wine making 'Barolo to Valpolicella' -- subject(s): Viticulture, Wine and wine making, Wine districts, Wineries
Red table wine has 25 calories an ounce. I use a USDA website that list tons of foods and had lots of wines, but they didn't list Lambrusco. Use WINE in the search field, and all sorts of wine listings will come up. Calories are shown as kcal on the website.
Dessert. It is a sweet wine, so it goes well with cake, tortes, etc.
the best wine which goes well with sea food are 1.REISLING 2.DRY FINO SHEERY 3PINOT NOIR
Not many. Fruits and non-chocolate based desserts mostly.
Champagne or sparkling wine
Red wine, such as Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon, goes best with red meats like steak, lamb, and veal. White wine, like Vinho Verde (http://www.jmftwinvines.com/about-twin-vines-wine.html) goes best with chicken, fish, pasta, or anything made with a creme sauce.