Wine with chicken kiev?

We're having chicken kiev tomorrow for dinner and need some wine suggestions? White or red? Price is no problem. Your thoughts please.

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Rick Dalderis
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Krug Brut Champagne, if price is no object.

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I'd say white and my own preference would be a chardonnay, preferably a Burgundy such as Mersault or one of the hyphenated-Montrachets. Chablis might work for me as well. I wouldn't do any of the crisper or flintier or citrusy varietals of white.

If folks like red, then a Beaujolais cru or one of the lighter styles of Pinot Noir.

But, of course those are just my seeds thrown before this august group to see what sprouts.

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Ed, Thanks for your seeds... Rick

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Rick Dalderis

Well I would do Benziger Carneros Chard USD 12. It is big, oaky and a bit over the top. Great USA Chard for the money. A crowd pleaser. But even better would be Bonny Doon's Pacific Rim Riesling. Riesling is the way to go. Selbach makes a "dry riesling" much like Bonny Doon. Yes, the more I think about it, Riesling is the way to go.

Rich

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Salut/Hi Rick Dalderis,

le/on Sat, 24 Jul 2004 13:45:04 GMT, tu disais/you said:-

Only problem with Chicken Kiev is that it is often made with a VERY garlicky butter. If you do that, all bets are off. Otherwise:-

If you like a white with chicken (I do) Chateau Burbank Chardonnay 2000 If you like red with chicken (I do) Chateau Burbank Pinot Noir 2000

OK, so Tom's a friend of mine, but his wine's glorious and would complement that sort of dish to perfection. I see burgundian style wines as being good complements.

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