Summary
Open them flat, cover with two parts white vinegar and one part white wine, with raw onions finely chopped and plenty of salt. The answer is Rueda, a raw, earthy Spanish white that combines the gooseberry sharpness of Sauvignon with a good dose of leathery Verdejo to produce a wine with an aroma of silage and the kick of a horse.
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Pickled? Try Rueda
There are historians who believe that the migration of the herring shoals from the Atlantic to the English Channel during the reign of Henry...
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