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One of the best combinations with salmon is wine, but it can be tough to know which wines to choose. Particularly since our selection of affordable wines pair beautifully with salmon!
Fortunately, we've put together a list of some of the best wines for pairing with salmon. Find out more below!
Grilled salmon is easily one of the richest and appetising dishes out there. Try these wine pairings to complement a salmon dish:
A quintessential dish perfect for brunch or as an appetiser, smoked salmon is one of the best dishes to serve with a full-bodied wine. A great wine with salmon pairing would be:
White wine and cream sauce are some of the best combinations in the culinary world. Consider trying some of these wines with a creamy salmon dish:
Originating from the Bordeaux region of France, Sauvignon Blanc is a crisp white wine. It perfectly compliments the richness of salmon and goes great with crispy skin salmon or creamy dishes.
Try: Los Pastos Sauvignon Blanc
One of the most popular white wines in the world, Chardonnay wine with salmon is an extremely classical wine pairing.
Almost all meats go well with Pinot Noir and salmon is no different. The richness of a red Pinot complements raw salmon especially well.
Try: Sileni Cellar Selection Pinot Noir
Believed to be named after the French word for 'blackbird', Merlot is a staple in most wine shops across the globe. Consider trying Merlot with roasted salmon or even a poached salmon appetiser.
Try: Cortefresca Merlot
Although sparkling Rosé wine with salmon may not seem like it should work, it truly does. As long as you pair it with the right dishes, such as smoked salmon or even salmon prepared with a teriyaki glaze.
Try: Le Dolci Colline Spumante Rose
A nice light Pinot Grigio Rose can pair perfectly with Salmon on a warm summers day. Well grilled or baked salmon on a bed of fresh vegetables or even with a salad.
Try: Cortefresca Pinot Grigio Blush
As salmon is a fairly oily and rich fish, the best pairing wine is typically a full-bodied or oak-aged white wine.
This depends on how the salmon is served and what works well with the dish. Saucy dishes are perfect with white wines and roasted salmon is delicious with a rich red wine pairing.
Although it may seem unconventional, sparkling wines can truly work with salmon. It especially goes well with saucy dishes and spicy salmon.