And these dishes go well with Pegasus Bay Estate Riesling
Try the Pegasus Bay Estate Riesling with spicy dishes such as Thai, Indian or Mexican food. The subtle residual sweetness of the wine can help to balance the sharpness of the spices, while its acidity complements the flavours.
This New Zealand Riesling pairs well with a variety of Asian dishes, including sushi, sashimi, Chinese takeaway and Korean barbecue. Its acidity and fruity notes enhance the flavours of seafood, soy sauces and ginger.
Pegasus Bay Estate Riesling is an excellent accompaniment to all types of seafood, from delicate white fish such as sole or cod to richer varieties such as salmon or lobster. The crisp acidity of the wine emphasises the richness of the seafood and ensures a harmonious interplay.
Whether roast pork, chops or fillet, this Riesling from New Zealand goes well with pork dishes. The acidity of the wine complements the flavours of the meat, and its sweetness can balance out the spicy elements of the dish.
It also goes well with poultry dishes, especially lighter meats such as chicken or turkey. The delicate acidity of the wine emphasises the flavours, while its sweetness balances out the mildness of the meat. This New Zealand white wine can be a wonderful addition to a cheese platter, especially with creamy and soft cheeses such as Brie, Camembert or goat’s cheese. The light residual sweetness of the wine complements the richness of the cheese.
Pegasus Bay Estate Riesling can also be a refreshing choice for salads, especially those with vinaigrette dressings. Its acidity can harmonise with the sharpness of the dressing and the various salad ingredients.
The sweetness and acidity of this New Zealand Riesling goes well with duck dishes, be it a roast duck with a fruity glaze or a classic duck à l’orange.