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The 10 trickiest foods to pair with wine

The 10 trickiest foods to pair with wine

Posted on May 9 2016 at 07:57

Look up any guide to food and wine matching and you’ll find a list of foods that are regarded as anathema to wine. I’ve done it myself but have come to the conclusion recently that the problems are overstated.

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