If you like Riesling (vendanges tardives) from France, why not try these?
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Food matches for Riesling (vendanges tardives) from France:
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At a glance:
A speciality of Alsace (but now labelled elsewhere in France as such) vendanges tardives (literally 'late harvest') refers to the practice of picking grapes later, allowing them to start to dehydrate and shrivel on the vine, to aid concentration of flavour and sugars in the grapes. When pluralised (as here) the term refers to the fact that several runs through the vineyard and manual selection are often needed to produce such wines.
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Meat in rich fruit sauce, light puddings and fruit pies.
Serving guide:
Serve chilled. 5ºC/41ºF
Grapes:
- Riesling
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