What goes with cherry wine?

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I'm guessing you'd serve it with a dessert. Any ideas?

Lenona.

Cheese and crackers.

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I'm guessing you'd serve it with a dessert. Any ideas?

Are you talking about Jerez Cherry wine?
There are so many varieties, and they're so distant from each other,
that asking how to pair a Chery Wine makes sense just as asking what
to match with a white wine from Piedmont: there are dry ones, sweet
ones, off-dry ones, made with freshly harvested grapes or raisins...
Which kind of Cherry Wine do you have there?
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Vilco
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jmcquown wrote

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Quoted message said:

I'm guessing you'd serve it with a dessert. Any ideas?

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Cheese and crackers.

I'd never try to pair cheese and crackers with a PX Cherry wine.
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Vilco
Think pink, drink rose'

Vilco said:

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Quoted message said:

I'm guessing you'd serve it with a dessert. Any ideas?

Are you talking about Jerez Cherry wine?
There are so many varieties, and they're so distant from each other,
that asking how to pair a Chery Wine makes sense just as asking what
to match with a white wine from Piedmont: there are dry ones, sweet
ones, off-dry ones, made with freshly harvested grapes or raisins...
Which kind of Cherry Wine do you have there?
--
Vilco

I had no idea. The well-stocked place I stopped at (I haven't bought
it yet) thought at first they didn't have cherry wine or any "fruit
wines" when I asked and then as I was leaving, they called out and
showed me a bottle that was maybe bigger than a quart. The short name
may have been Eastern European or Russian - at any rate, I think it
had a "j" in the middle and an "a" at the end. (The price was
definitely $9.99.)

BTW, this was the sort of liquor store where you can also buy French
bread, other breads, and lots of cheese.

I was merely curious because one seldom gets offered "fruit wines" at
all, and the only time I ever even HEARD of it was in the book "Mary
Poppins Comes Back." (Jane, who's under ten, gets offered "tea or
cherry-wine."😉

Lenona.

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Vilco said:

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Quoted message said:

I'm guessing you'd serve it with a dessert. Any ideas?

Are you talking about Jerez Cherry wine?
There are so many varieties, and they're so distant from each other,
that asking how to pair a Chery Wine makes sense just as asking what
to match with a white wine from Piedmont: there are dry ones, sweet
ones, off-dry ones, made with freshly harvested grapes or raisins...
Which kind of Cherry Wine do you have there?
--
Vilco

I had no idea. The well-stocked place I stopped at (I haven't bought
it yet) thought at first they didn't have cherry wine or any "fruit
wines" when I asked and then as I was leaving, they called out and
showed me a bottle that was maybe bigger than a quart. The short name
may have been Eastern European or Russian - at any rate, I think it
had a "j" in the middle and an "a" at the end. (The price was
definitely $9.99.)

Perhaps Cherry Kijafa, a very old cherry wine that used to be
fairly well known. Years ago an excellent seafood restaurant
in Toronto, Danish-owned, used to offer a complimentary glass
of it after dinners. Very nice but too sweet for food, really...
liquorama.netKijafa Cherry Wine (Denmark).HTMLOpen ↗

pavane

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I'm guessing you'd serve it with a dessert. Any ideas?

Lenona.

Oh man, I'd love to try a cherry wine. I like my wines sweet and fruity.

On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 15:13:32 -0600, "jmcquown" <[email hidden]>

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I'm guessing you'd serve it with a dessert. Any ideas?

Lenona.

Cheese and crackers.

If it's really Kirsch, it be used in cheese fondue.....
http://www.greatpartyrecipes.com/cheesefonduerecipes.html

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I was merely curious because one seldom gets offered "fruit wines" at
all, and the only time I ever even HEARD of it was in the book "Mary
Poppins Comes Back." (Jane, who's under ten, gets offered "tea or
cherry-wine."😉

Boone's Farm??

Seriously, most cherry juice you can buy has grape concentrate
added to it to up the sugar content. I don't think cherries,
undoctored, are sweet enough to make wine from.

Steve