Easy drinking wine for a housewarming

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Easy drinking wine for a housewarming

05-14-2002, 06:37 PM,

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As long as the cheeses are not the really harsh, hard cheeses like those you would use for grating.

Milder cheeses, fruit and such go very nicely with Prosecco. Not sure about the choke dip. However, the strawberries and raspberries I served a few days ago matched very nicely with the Prosecco I served. The fruit was topped with small dollops of creme fraiche (sp?).

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