Fruits · Food pairing guide
What goes with Grape?
Grape is a berry rich in fructose, glucose, tartaric acid, malic acid, anthocyanins (red varieties), flavonoids, tannins from the skins and seeds, and aromatic terpenes. The balance between sugar, acidity and phenolic compounds varies significantly depending on cultivar, making grapes one of the most chemically diverse fruits used in gastronomy.
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Pairing principles
What pairs well with Grape?
Grape pairs exceptionally well with blue cheese, pecorino, walnuts, celery, chicken, tarragon, black truffle, hazelnut, rosemary and Sherry vinegar. Its natural sweetness and refreshing acidity balance salty cheeses, roasted poultry and earthy ingredients while contributing freshness and texture to both warm and cold dishes.
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