103 pairings
Riesling
Spicy Thai green curry with Scharzhofberger Riesling Kabinett: Off-dry Kabinett's low alcohol and racy acidity cool chilli heat while the residual sweetness flatters lemongrass and coconut.
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194 curry pairings our editors wrote for 193 bottles in 23 wine regions, each with the reason it works.
Across 194 curry pairings on 193 of our bottle pages, the grapes our editors pour most often are Riesling (103), Gewurztraminer (27), Pinot Gris (12) and Chardonnay (9). For example, Scharzhofberger Riesling Kabinett from Mosel with spicy thai green curry: Off-dry Kabinett's low alcohol and racy acidity cool chilli heat while the residual sweetness flatters lemongrass and coconut.
By style: white 176, sparkling 9, orange 5, red 2 of the 194 pairings.
The wines that turn up most: Rheingau Pradikatswein, VDP.Grosse Lage Mosel, Alsace, Mosel Pradikatswein, Pfalz Pradikatswein, VDP.Erste Lage.
103 pairings
Spicy Thai green curry with Scharzhofberger Riesling Kabinett: Off-dry Kabinett's low alcohol and racy acidity cool chilli heat while the residual sweetness flatters lemongrass and coconut.
27 pairings
Asian curry with coconut and ginger with Nussbaumer Gewurztraminer: The wine's lychee and ginger notes echo aromatic spices while saline acidity cuts coconut richness.
12 pairings
Thai green curry with Lis Neris Confini: Aromatic curry and lychee-driven blend match spice register.
9 pairings
Chicken curry with Montbourgeau L'Etoile Cuvee Speciale: Montbourgeau names poulet au curry; the veil brings the spice register that matches it.
7 pairings
Spiced Thai prawn curry with Chateau d'Yquem: High residual sugar and bright acidity balance the heat; honey and tropical fruit notes mirror coconut and lemongrass.
7 pairings
Curry with Stephane Tissot Arbois Vin Jaune: The estate suggests curried dishes, where the wine's spice and weight stand up to the heat.
6 pairings
Pollo al curry leggero with Le Marchesine Artio Rosé: Mild curry chicken finds a foil in the wine's red fruit and brut crispness; creamy mousse handles the spice.
6 pairings
Thai basil chicken with Haardter Burgergarten Scheurebe Spaetlese Trocken: Grapefruit and herb lift in Scheurebe flatters Thai aromatic spice.
The best-rated pairings, one per producer and no more than two from any one region, so the list travels.
High residual sugar and bright acidity balance the heat; honey and tropical fruit notes mirror coconut and lemongrass.
The wine's lychee and ginger notes echo aromatic spices while saline acidity cuts coconut richness.
Off-dry Kabinett's low alcohol and racy acidity cool chilli heat while the residual sweetness flatters lemongrass and coconut.
The estate suggests curried dishes, where the wine's spice and weight stand up to the heat.
Berthet-Bondet lists spiced plates; the veil brings curry and green apple tones that echo the dish.
The estate lists spicy food for this wine, and 14 percent alcohol with high acid handles chilli.
Lemongrass, lime and tropical fruit notes mirror the curry's aromatics; high acidity cuts the coconut.
Coconut milk and lemongrass meet the wine's exotic spice and stone-fruit register.
Wine's exotic spice and racy acid mirror coconut, lime and chilli.
The wine's citrus and gentle petrol note stand up to aromatic Asian preparations.
Floral, exotic, gently sweet wine works with peanut, lime and chilli.
Grapefruit and herb lift in Scheurebe flatters Thai aromatic spice.
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Across 194 curry pairings on 193 of our bottle pages, the grapes our editors pour most often are Riesling (103), Gewurztraminer (27), Pinot Gris (12) and Chardonnay (9). For example, Scharzhofberger Riesling Kabinett from Mosel with spicy thai green curry: Off-dry Kabinett's low alcohol and racy acidity cool chilli heat while the residual sweetness flatters lemongrass and coconut.
Most often white: of the 192 curry pairings, the split by style is white 92%, sparkling 5%, orange 3% and red 1%. The bottles below show which of each work and why.
The regions with the most curry pairings on our bottle pages are Mosel, Rheingau and Alsace.