Plus, bringing good wine feels thoughtful without signing up for kitchen chaos. And when the table's full and glasses are clinking, no one remembers who mashed the potatoes, they remember who brought the perfect wine pairing.
For my own Thanksgiving contributions this year, I'm looking to two wines: Lloyd Cellars 2023 Chardonnay and Prescription Vineyards 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon, because I like to have both white and red options on the table.
Lloyd Cellars' 2023 Chardonnay ($42, lloydcellars.com) is a full-bodied wine that's the kind of Chardonnay which shines alongside roasted turkey (especially with a bit of gravy), mashed potatoes or stuffing with herbs and onions. It also pairs really nicely with sides that have a little sweetness, like roasted carrots, sweet potatoes or even cornbread.
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But if you want these in time for Thanksgiving, I'd order sooner rather than later. After all, Nov. 27 is going to be here before you know it. And no one wants to miss the wine.
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