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		<title>Hanukah Party Wines</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Festive Hanukah parties require festive wine options. Many readers ask what to drink with latkes and doughnuts at a party as they possess characteristics that make them slightly difficult for wine pairings. Although people these days are learning that they should drink what they like, food &#038; wine pairings exist because there is some rhyme ...]]></description>
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<p>Festive Hanukah parties require festive wine options. Many readers ask what to drink with latkes and doughnuts at a party as they possess characteristics that make them slightly difficult for wine pairings. Although people these days are learning that they should drink what they like, food &#038; wine pairings exist because there is some rhyme to the reason.  </p>
<p>Latkes are often fried and can be a bit oily.  Oily dishes tend to be heavy, and the best solution here is a wine that provides some contrast.  We recommend a chilled refreshing wine.  High acid <strong>Sauvignon Blanc</strong> wines work well, as do sparkling wines. </p>
<p>Dougnuts on the other hand are generally sweet, and sweet foods can make dry wines taste bitter and unpleasant.  So any wine with at least a little bit of sweetness (such as a <strong>Moscato</strong> or the <strong>Jeunesse</strong> wines) will work great with dougnuts. </p>
<p>If you are having an intimate affair, and don’t want more than 1 bottle, a wine worth checking out is the new <strong>Bartenura Moscato Rose</strong> sparkling wine.  It is a sparkling wine with some sweetness and will definitely be a crowd pleaser.  </p>
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