It’s
light, easy-to-drink, refreshing, usually slightly sweet, affordable and
food-friendly. Its bubbles make it
festive. It’s even fun to say! (Pro-SAY-ko).
It’s
what’s for Thanksgiving!
I’ve
written here before about the futility of spending a lot of money on fancy wine
for Thanksgiving. The holiday is NOT
about the wine. It’s about family and
traditions and lots and lots of food. No
one is going to be paying a lot of attention to the wine, so why spend a lot of
time and money worrying about it?
However,
if you’re at all like me, you DO want to make sure that the wine isn’t noticed
because it’s really terrible! So you
must give it SOME thought. Fortunately,
I’m here with some advice. And this year’s
recommendation is to pick up a bottle or two (depending upon the size of your
table and anticipated number of guests) of Prosecco.
Prosecco
is a sparkling wine from the northeastern part of Italy.
