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Old 02-27-2009, 12:47 PM   #23 (permalink)
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Default Re: Germinating in tropical climates?

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Originally Posted by lorax View Post
Depends on the accompaniment.

Over stewed potatoes with rice and hot peppers, a robust red like a Chilean Shiraz is suitable, or if you're into having ice cubes in the drink, an Argentinian Malbec.

On a bed of greens with corn on the cob, one of the German white wines, a Reisling or a Qualitassvein.
Ice cubes in my wine?.....Never! May I also suggest a Chilean Carmenere? Often overlooked but delicious. It is one of my favorite reds along with a heavily smoked Pinot Noir such as the heady juice from Sine Qua Non. Love your Riesling pairing with spicy food.
For something refreshing, a chilled Gewurztaminer gets my vote.
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