Impress your guests: 5 unique food and drink pairings from our wine critic

Holiday hosting should feel luminous, not laborious. So skip the Chardonnay-with-cheese, Cabernet-and-charcuterie autopilot this year and play a smarter game. Here are five stylish wine-and-bite pairings that are less yawn,

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