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Time for Summer Wine

Filed in archive Food and Wine on May 1, 2007

Time for Summer Wine
Time to kick off your shoes and enjoy the outdoors. Picnics, barbeques, patio parties - all are great opportunities to enjoy good food and wine.

Around this time of year, though it's been warm down here for a good many months and will only get warmer, I start to think about lightening things up a little when it comes to my vino.

The Little Penguin's recent newsletter has some tips for doing just that:

With temperatures rising and grills firing up, people everywhere are raring to relax and enjoy the warm weather. the Little Penguin encourages you to maximize your summer enjoyment-even when snacking solo or dining with friends. The ultimate ambassador of fun offers up these helpful tips to complement the bold flavors of the Little Penguin wine.
  • Chardonnay tastes great with fresh clams, scallops and other "catches of the day"




  • Shiraz complements a thin crust pizza; add some pineapple and ham to make it a tropical delicacy!




  • Pinot Noir pairs marvelously with a tender piece of salmon right off the grill




  • Merlot works great with light Asian fare like California rolls or a sesame chicken salad.




  • Cabernet Sauvignon matches perfectly with tender steak or homemade pasta salad




  • Try the new Summer White with any of your favorite warm weather cuisines-from fresh fruit salad to hamburgers straight from the grill!







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