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- Wine Novice - 05-08-2001

My husband & I have a desire to have wine with our meals - we have never done this and are not familiar with any wines. Can you direct me to where I could find this info.

We serve a lot of Asian food such as Chinese, Japanese and Thai. What wines would compliment those flavors. What brand are good. Thanks in advance for your help!


- Wine Novice - 05-08-2001

Me, Again. I was reading some of the posts and realized you might need more detail of the meals.

Mostly we serve: Egg drop or hot n sour soup with flaky noodles, Thai Salad W/ Peanut Sauce, Crab Ragoon and Egg or Spring Rolls, steamed and fried rice, Usually Stir Fry Chicken or Steak with vegetables in an array of different Sauce styles 1) Sweet & Sour 2) Plum Sauce 3) Sweet Ginger 4) Terriaki 5)Duck Sauce

The vegetables and other ingredients vary greatly: carrots, broccoli, zucchini, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, Baby Corn, Red & green Peppers, onions, sesame seeds or whatever else we decide to throw in.

We entertain quite a lot and would love to class it up a bit. Thanks!


- Bucko - 05-08-2001

My tasting gropup regularly meets at a Thai restaurant. We find German Riesling, Loire sweet wines and Alsatian Gewurztraminer to work wonderfully, especially the latter for me personally.

Bucko


- winoweenie - 05-08-2001

I agree wholehheartedly with the gevurrtzz. If you'll check back posts you'll find my wine preferences don't run to SW's. But the Asian food SCREAMS for this super juice, ( Specially from the Loire ) WW


- barnesy - 05-08-2001

I agree with the Alsation recommendation. I like a Tokay Pinot Gris. Its pretty versitile and tastey. Lucien Albrect puts out a Tokay Pinot Gris Veilles Vignes that is rockin and its great with curry dishes with sweetness as well. I serve it with a honey curry chicken I do.

Barnesy


- Bucko - 05-08-2001

Thanks Barnesy, silly me, the Alsatian Gris is a killer as well with Thai food. CRAFT disease is taking its toll..... [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/biggrin.gif[/img]

Bucko


- Drew - 05-08-2001

Bucko, FWIW my doctor cleared me re to CRAFT disease....He said that unlike you I was YEARS away from any worry. [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/biggrin.gif[/img]

Drew


- Bucko - 05-09-2001

LOL!


- winoweenie - 05-09-2001

Was I supposed to make a post here? WW


- mrdutton - 05-09-2001

Huh?


- Bucko - 05-09-2001

WW has surpassed CRAFT disease..... [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/wink.gif[/img]

Bucko


- chittychattykathy - 05-10-2001

Word