With Paella?

First thought in my little brain was a Montsant or Cotes du Roussillon, but my family all screamed "NO, it must be white!" My first thought there is Bordeaux Blanc. I am considering Albarino as the "native" white, but do not really know the wine. The cook assures me that he is not including corizo (we will save that for another discussion, thank you) so I suppose that a white would be doable.

Advice - I may as well solicit it :-) Joseph Coulter Joseph Coulter Cruises and Vacations

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Joseph wrote on Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:42:27 -0500:

Doesn't sound bad but I wonder if Sangria might be just as good. I have even had a white wine "Sangria".

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James Silverton

why not rioja?

pk

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Anders Tørneskog

I think the point was that Rioja is too refined a wine for a peasant dish like paella. Or perhaps he was just needling me for opening a La Rioja Alta 904 with my paella ;-)

Mark Lipton

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Mark Lipton wrote in news:hn3h75$u0j$ snipped-for-privacy@speranza.aioe.org:

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Endre Friedmann
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Michael Pronay

Rather Niederfluss Hochberg.

M.

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