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- haffimar - 08-27-2004

I would like suggestions on white wine to go with grilled lobster in garlic marinade

For further info, I dont like sweet or too sour white wines


- Innkeeper - 08-27-2004

Hi Haffimar and welcome to the Wine Board. Look for a full bodied "unwooded" Chardonnay. Lacking one of those, look for a dry Reisling such as one from Alsace, or a full bodied Sauvignon Blanc such as a Sancerre from the Loire Valley of France. A final choice would be a White Bordeaux. You should not find any of these sweet or sour.


- Thomas - 08-27-2004

Haffimar,

Just so you know, you should never find any wine to be sour. That would mean the wine has gone bad--think old milk.

What you likely mean to say either is "tart," or "bitter," two counterbalances to "sweet" in wine.