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What to drink with Thanksgiving meal
Fred Tasker notes no single wine fit the Plymouth feast of 1621. Hard cider was common in England and for Pilgrims, while modern options range from sparkling wines to port and various country blends. The piece suggests bubbly at arrivals, white or rose wines with courses, and a dessert port, with detailed bottle examples and prices from Angry Orchard, Schramsberg, Mondavi, Edna Valley, Insurrection, Luma Nada, Martin Bay, La Crema, Cockburns, and Gascon.
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Plymouth Colony
America
England
Uncle Jim
la Crema
Sonoma Coast
Cockburn’s
Quinta Dos Canals
Douro Superior
Portugal
Gascon Reserva
Malbec
Mendoza
Argentina