What do I do with a bottle of REAL Cherry Wine?
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March 6th, 2009
Three years ago, in Colorado, I bought a bottle of Carlson Cherry Wine. How should we use it? As an aperitif? With a meal? With chocolate? I am open to ideas especially since this stuff is not going to age well in the bottle.
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Serve with the dessert course. It is usually refreshing, but too sweet for dinner. This seems appropriate.
“It is a “dessert wine.”
from Grease
I actually saw Tommy James and the Shondells in Central Park sometime in the late 60’‘s All I remember is a lot of flashing blue lights. I must have been pretty ripped that night.
and not on cherry wine
SRM
@srmorgan Must have been crimson and clover, huh?
Club soda and ice; it will be similar to a cherry coke.
@Marina
over and over, over and over…
and Crystal Blue Persuasion
I bought one also while in Colorado. It went well with a sweet dessert. The sweet dessert toned down the sweetness in the wine. I really liked it.
If it is the real McCoy, and not compounded in a laboratory retort, serve it it your guests, well chilled, with the sweet.
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