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Posted 9/18/2009 at 9:52 AM PST

PAIRING YOUR BURGER WITH THE RIGHT WINE

In light of National Cheeseburger day we're posting an oldie but goodie from everyone's favorite hybernating WineCOW...
PAIRING YOUR BURGER WITH THE RIGHT WINE

It’s no real surprise that hamburgers are at the top of the list as America’s most popular grilled food, according to the 2004 Weber® GrillWatch™ survey. Especially this time of year when the grills are cooking overtime. And, nothing goes with summer better than a grilled burger and the right glass of wine. So, whether you're into bold flavors or basic toppings, top off your burger with a glass of wine. Here are some suggestions for the right wine to go with your burger topping du jour.

Basic Cheese Burger – Merlot

Grilled pineapple – Fruity Chardonnay (white) or Beaujolais (red)

Grilled white onions and mushrooms with Swiss cheese – Sangiovese (or Chianti)

Pickles (or relish) and mustard – White Zinfandel
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Posted 8/9/2007 at 5:36 PM PST

Food and Wine Pairing at FareStart

Just the other night I attended a Washington WineAmbassadors Food & Wine Pairing event with some friends at FareStart. If you’re not familiarwith FareStart, they are an organization that helps homeless and disadvantagedpeople learn valuable skills in the food service industry in order to gainemployment and achieve a fresh start.

The event, held in FareStart’s downtown restaurant &training center, was put on by the Ambassador program and hosted by MasterSommelier Shayn Bjornholm. The setting was elegant but open and lighthearted.The five-course menu focused on Northwestern ingredients and was paired with classicWashington Varietals, including Riesling, Semillon, Merlot, Syrah and CabernetSauvignon.

As the first dish was being served, roasted peach saladpaired with a Poet’s Leap Riesling, Shayn ran over his philosophy for food andwine pairing including a list of seven general guidelines to follow. Then everyother dish he would get up and share a little... ...
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