Origins of Carrot and Coriander Soup
Flavour Profile of Carrot and Coriander Soup
Considerations When Matching Wine with Carrot and Coriander Soup
Recommended Wine Matches for Carrot and Coriander Soup
Chenin Blanc from the Loire Valley is a fantastic match for carrot and coriander soup. Its natural acidity and vibrant fruit notes complement the sweetness of the carrots, while the herbal undertones in the wine echo the coriander beautifully, creating a harmonious pairing.
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£69.99A truly delicious and harmonious wine. Pale gold color, very bright. The aromas bring to mind honey, almond and lemongrass (citronella). As the wine matures, intense flavors of grilled hazelnut and almonds are in evidence.
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£13.99Les Caves de la Loire is a cooperative winery in Brissac-Quincé, a commune just south of Angers. It was established in 1951 and comprises 160 growers and 1,600 hectares of vineyards, most of which are located in Anjou. Les Caves de la Loire is certified ‘AgriConfiance’ and ‘Démarche Vignerons En […]
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£13.99The Famille Perrin wines are classic examples of the villages of the Southern Rhône and the consistent winemaking of the Perrin family. The combination of vibrant fruit and a strong expression of sense of place underlines the value these wines offer. This wine is pale lemon in colour with youthful […]
A Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc brings lively acidity and zesty citrus flavours to the table. Its green bell pepper and herbaceous notes align perfectly with the coriander, enhancing the soup’s freshness and making each sip a refreshing experience.
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£22.99Made by one of New Zealand’s most respected winemakers, and ex Head Honcho at Cloudy Bay for over 25 years, this wine has achieved something of a cult status since its inception. Winemaker Kevin Judd remains instrumental in the international recognition which Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc continues to enjoy. The nose […]
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£14.50Boasting vineyards throughout Marlborough, the grapes for Frost Pocket are harvested at night in order to retain acidity and freshness. They are also harvested over 7 – 10 different picks to create a range of flavours to blend into one harmonious wine. A bright, inviting nose brimming with fresh lime, […]
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£13.99Fabulously fruited and intensely aromatic on the nose showing passionfruit, feijoa, kaffir lime and floral characters. The palate delivers excellent vibrancy and punchy flavours, well supported by juicy acidity, making it highly enjoyable.
Albariño from Rías Baixas is known for its bright acidity and stone fruit flavours. This wine’s crispness cuts through the creaminess of the soup, while its subtle floral and herbal notes complement the coriander, making it a delightful pairing.
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£17.50Vivid straw-yellow green colour. Bright and shiny. Intense nose and elegant aromas with hints of white stone fruits and white flowers. The proximity to the sea gives the wine its freshness and saltiness and the granitic soils enhance its natural minerality. The wine is rounded and full-bodied, with a light […]
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£23.99Bodegas Gallegas, situated in the Salnés Valley, is owned and run by brother and sister Manuel and Myriam Vazquez. The Galician winemaker, Carlos Blanco, has worked in the area for 25 years and understands the idosyncratic and patchwork nature of the region’s vineyards. He works closely with 250 growers who […]