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Which wines to drink with 8 different types of pizza

For the most classic of all pizzas, pair your red sauce pie with a lighter, fresher red wine (or even a chilled red) suggests Rufio Lerma, b everage director of Rosemary's Pizza in New York City. Soft reds won't overpower the simplicity and lightness of tomato and mozzarella.

How to Pair Wine with Mexican Food

A beer, margarita or michelada (a beer cocktail with lime juice, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce and spices) is the obvious go-to beverage for Mexican food, but they can completely undercut the flavors of a delicate ceviche or overpower a simple tostada or tamale. "A new perception of pairing wine with Mexican cuisine IS beginning to take shape.

Why a Pound of Panama Geisha Coffee Sold for $1,029 - and Was Worth It

In May 2019, Lamastus Family Estates crushed the record for highest score in the prestigious Best of Panama (BoP) coffee competition created by the Specialty Coffee Association of Panama. Of a total of 174 coffees submitted to the competition, 78 of which were selected to be evaluated by a panel of international judges, the family's Elida Geisha Green Tip Natural scored 95.25 out of 100 points.

Which wines to drink with 8 different types of pizza

For the most classic of all pizzas, pair your red sauce pie with a lighter, fresher red wine (or even a chilled red) suggests Rufio Lerma, b everage director of Rosemary's Pizza in New York City. Soft reds won't overpower the simplicity and lightness of tomato and mozzarella.

How to Pair Wine With Sushi

While it might be natural to drink sake in a sushi restaurant as one would drink a Nero D'Avola in an Italian one, for some, sushi and sake aren't exactly a match made in heaven. Considered an emerging novelty and acquired taste to many American palates, sake has long been the go-to for sushi and has a tradition of accompanying one another in Japan.

Planes, Trains and Yaks: Five of the World's Most Remote Bars

There are old bars. There are haunted bars. But what about bars in remote corners of the world? To access some of these locations, you may have to hike through the wilderness, journey by boat or even ride a yak. If you have a thirst for adventure, these far-reaching bars just might slake your curiosity.

A Beautifully Buzzed Guide to Copenhagen's Cutting-Edge Coffee Scene

Street style, bicycles, design, and happiness metrics are not the only things Denmark is crushing. The Nordic nation is home to a killer coffee culture, too. In Copenhagen, a young but passionate coffee community rivals that of New York or London. As little as 15 years ago, the coffee scene in Copenhagen was relatively small.

How to Pair Wine With Sushi

While it might be natural to drink sake in a sushi restaurant as one would drink a Nero D'Avola in an Italian one, for some, sushi and sake aren't exactly a match made in heaven. Considered an emerging novelty and acquired taste to many American palates, sake has long been the go-to for sushi and has a tradition of accompanying one another in Japan.