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White Dry Italy
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White Dry Italy
PLN 85.99
White Dry South africa
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White Dry South africa
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PLN 129.00
White Dry France
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White Dry France
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PLN 47.99
White Dry Italy
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White Dry Italy
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White Dry Spain
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White Dry Spain
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White Dry France
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White Dry France

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White Semi-dry Germany
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White Semi-dry Germany
PLN 47.99
White Semi-sweet Spain
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White Semi-sweet Spain
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White Semi-dry Italy
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White Semi-dry Italy
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White Dry Australia
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White Dry Australia
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White Dry Chile
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White Dry Chile

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White Dry Argentina
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Wine for shrimp and crustaceansCrustaceans

are seafood with distinctive flavor, enjoying the company of white wines with marked acidity and crisp texture. When looking for a versatile and ideal wine for oysters or crab, remember not to overdo its intensity, so as not to overshadow the dish, but only to emphasize it. Also, shrimp prefer fresh and delicate wine. It is worth reaching for Albarino, Gruner Veltliner, Riesling or Muscadet in this situation. In the case of a dish with a salty character, sparkling wines, especially the classic Champagne, will prove to be a fantastic complement

.White fishWhite

meats in classic situations prefer white wines. Delicate, refreshing, not overpowering and leaving space for the delicate flesh of the fish. A Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio or an Italian Orvieto will be excellent in the glass. For more structured meats, such as halibut, we can reach for more structured white wines - such as Chardonnay, but also light reds in the style of Pinot Noir

.Pink meatsFish

with pink meat, such as salmon, is characterized by more fat and more intense aromas. This creates additional possibilities in the context of pairing with wine, with which we no longer have to limit ourselves mainly to light, white wines. It's worth reaching for a glass of wine with a fuller body, such as Chardonnay or Pinot Gris, or even a more expressive red wine, though still with a light structure, such as Pinot Noir. A bottle of Cava or a round Rose will also prove to be a good choice here

.Fleshy fishThe fleshiest

fish, including swordfish or tuna steaks, are by far the most structured variants, rich in fat and requiring more complex wines. Traditionally, among white wines, the appropriate direction will be the round and full-bodied flavors obtained from varietals such as Chardonnay, Viognier or Falanghina, while among reds, Pinot Noir, Grenache, Syrah or Barbera will be perfect.

Among the most important rules for pairing wine with food, including fish and seafood, as usual, is also to pay attention to accompaniments, sauces and dominant flavors. Spicy dishes will require some sweet accents in the wine, salty notes will need minerality and crispness coming from the glass, and the acidic disposition of the plate will balance perfectly with a liquor with marked acidity.