Seafood Celebration Dinner
Saturday, July 20 at the Angus Barn Wine Cellar
6pm social • 6:30pm dinner
SOLD OUT
Join the cellar staff in celebrating the delicate art of pairing great wines with fresh catches North Carolina's coast and beyond.
Pairing wine with seafood isn't a difficult task. Think in terms of weight and substancedelicate raw fish and light, briny shellfish go best with equally delicate, light white wines. Similarly, a piece of grilled swordfish will go better with a richer, more substantial white (and if the fish is served with, say, a red-wine reduction, a red wine may even be the best choice).
People often choose a white wine for fish, and with good reason: Most fish and shellfish have delicate, subtle flavors that call for an equally light wine. But coatings and sauces, even with fish and shellfish, often determine the perfect pairing.
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