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Wines with food

Bouji

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Tomorrow I'm planning on cooking Pad Thai for dinner... Wondering what a good wine paring for this is?
I'm thinking a Sauvignon Blanc? Perhaps a Bordeaux Sauvignon/ Semillon blend?
I much prefer reds though…. Any suggestions?

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drizzt3117

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I've seen Rieslings paired with Pad Thai to good effect, and Ausleses are great as well with them.
 

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Originally Posted by drizzt3117
I've seen Rieslings paired with Pad Thai to good effect, and Ausleses are great as well with them.
German, Austrian or Alsatian Riesling?
 

drizzt3117

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Originally Posted by Bouji
German, Austrian or Alsatian Riesling?

I've seen German, but I think you'd have equally good results with Austrian or Alsastian Rieslings, in fact I remember some good Alsace wines being used with Thai food in general.
 

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Alsatian Riesling is good with Pad Thai, though the off dry versions from other parts of the world work a bit better. Gewurz, contrary to popular opinion, is not very good.
 

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