Sherry

Sounds good, Eric, but I suggest you also keep looking around for other ... easier to find. I'm having sherry and madeira with dessert this Thanksgiving, but with harder stuff also available when some of us move on to...

Am in Tokyo for several years now, so tend to view this holiday with particular ... was gifted to me). Oloroso sherry, Madeira, coffee or black tea to accompany. To fight off the tryptophan-induced drowsiness, Partagas or...

I know it's not a high end wine, but I used to love Widmer Cream Sherry. It had a great taste and quite a nice kick! No other cream sherry I've tried is very similar in either respect. However, I haven't been able to...

Beat me to it. Exactly - just buy a good Marsala, not the "cooking" verrsion ... made in a manner similar to sherry, so if you want, you can use an oloroso or slightly sweetened sherry. For example, if you make...

Claybe - in fact, nothing is a good pairing with the Thanksgiving dinner. ... tawny port or a really sweet sherry would be just fine. Coffee would be even better. If you have a vintage Port, I'd just have some nuts and...

For your starers you could go for the dry riesling or dry sherry (amontillado) Then maybe a Chardonnay, Pinot, Zin and even a dry sparkling Shiraz (goes great with turkey) or as Greg says Lambrusco. Then perhaps Sweet...

Moscato, or muscat, is one of the oldest grapes known. It's found all over. ... moscatel, or even a sweet sherry. But all of those places also make a dry muscat that is lean, acidic, and tart, with the floral muscat...

I can personally vouch for the Pedro X Sherry / Pumpkin Pie combination. Its a great match.

Eric, there is definitely good Madeira out there at a lower price point. ... and don't go by what Sherry Lehman lists for them! Port and Madeira have suffered from market neglect in recent years, and places like Sherry...

I think Riesling and Zin are the best choices, as already addressed above. As ... port of a Pedro Ximenez sherry such as this one......