They will come apart unexpectedly, dumping red wine in places where you emphatically do not want it. You don’t have to look to Burgundy for pinot noir and chardonnay, the grape of Chablis. One was a balanced, brisk 2015 white made of the red pinot noir grape from Amity Vineyards in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. Nobody comes to Thanksgiving for the wines. The cured ham, which is optional, drives the pairing more toward red wine than white.

Source: New York Times November 03, 2016 20:56 UTC