It’s Bo Time Wine Night. Yep, every Southerner’s favorite tailgate food is wine-friendly. Can you get an easier idea for a dinner party than a big family box of fried chicken and sides?
Fried food in general pairs nicely with sparkling wines.
Sommelier Brendan O’leary explains, “The acidity in the wine perfectly cuts through the grease, the brioche yeastiness goes amazing with the umami flavors, and the fine bubbles compliment the crunchy exterior. It’s probably not the most popular pairing, but it’s one of the best I’ve come across.”
In other words, the sparkles and the salty crunch are made for each other.
What wines should you open with Bojangles Fried Chicken? Here are a few you can try from affordable to fancy, and all will be delightful for your Bo Time Wine Night!
Avissi Prosecco (Shop Wine.com online or Food Lion, Green’s Liquor’s in Myrtle Beach carry it)
Avissi Prosecco
Avissi Prosecco is the ultimate wingman when it comes to food pairings. Whether you’re noshing on salty snacks, indulging in a fancy charcuterie board, or even chowing down on some greasy Bojangles fried chicken (yes, we went there), Avissi’s crisp acidity and balanced flavors are guaranteed to complement whatever you’re noshing on.
Gloria Ferrer Sonoma Brut
Let’s talk about the ultimate duo: Gloria Ferrer Sonoma Brut and your favorite bites! Whether you’re indulging in bruschetta, sushi, or simply chilling with popcorn during movie night, this wine’s got your back. It’s the perfect matchmaker for your favorite wine snacks. With its tantalizing blend of crisp green apple, juicy pear, and a touch…
GH Mumm Grand Cordon Brut Champagne
Pop the bubbly! GH The Mumm Brut Cordon Rouge is an excellent selection for an occasion that deserves to be celebrated with bubbly. But that occasion can also simply be Friday night. Pair GH Mumm Grand Cordon Brut with fresh seafood, such as oysters or sushi, or opt for creamy cheeses and decadent desserts.
Cheers, y’all!
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