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(Some Beefy Jerk)   Q: What wine pairs best with beef jerky? A: Beer   (food.livedogproductions.com) divider line
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UberDave [OhFark]
2019-01-24 9:45:59 AM  
Ahh...beef jerky and beer.  When you absolutely need a bowel movement that clears the farking house out.
 
foo monkey
2019-01-24 9:59:59 AM  
Is there such a thing as decent store-bought jerky?  Any recommendations?
 
Mr_Fabulous
2019-01-24 10:06:32 AM  
I dunno... I'm not a big jerky fan, but it seems like a nice Rhone would pair nicely.
 
oldfarthenry [TotalFark]
2019-01-24 10:58:31 AM  
A perfect combo when lighting the old (gas soaked) xmas tree ablaze.
'Hold mah beer - & jerky!'
*FLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH*
 
BitwiseShift
2019-01-24 11:06:57 AM  
A chocolate beer -- to intertwine the salted meat -- for that salted caramel rush.
 
Evil Mackerel
2019-01-24 11:18:51 AM  

foo monkey: Is there such a thing as decent store-bought jerky?  Any recommendations?


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thamike
2019-01-24 11:29:21 AM  

Mr_Fabulous: I dunno... I'm not a big jerky fan, but it seems like a nice Rhone would pair nicely.


I was thinking Burgundy. Something a little in the musty/barnyard side.
 
FrancoFile [TotalFark]
2019-01-24 11:37:09 AM  
Real, authentic beef jerky?  As in, not Slim Jims?

Petite Syrah or Grenache.
 
dittybopper
2019-01-24 11:39:19 AM  

Mr_Fabulous: I dunno... I'm not a big jerky fan, but it seems like a nice Rhone would pair nicely.


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Seems like it would be an odd-ball combo, but I'm willing to try it.
 
dittybopper
2019-01-24 11:45:22 AM  

foo monkey: Is there such a thing as decent store-bought jerky?  Any recommendations?


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As the label says, he test drives all the meat, so you know it's young and tender.
 
Jiro Dreams Of McRibs
2019-01-24 11:54:42 AM  
Anyone who is a jerky expert knows the only correct answer is ice cold Coke. A lot of it.
 
olrasputin
2019-01-24 12:19:32 PM  
If you go with wine, it definitely has to be a dry red. 

I'd personally go with either a dark, roasty beer to compliment the salt of the jerky, or a beer with enough flavor to match the jerky, like an ipa or barley wine.
 
happydude45
2019-01-24 12:43:11 PM  
I'm not picky. Any type of beer or any type of wine would be just fine
 
harleyquinnical
2019-01-24 3:13:50 PM  
If itbis regular beef jerky, I would think a white merlot or a Cabernet.
 
Ant
2019-01-24 3:50:03 PM  
A Bartles and James. They still sell those right? I'm a bit behind the times.
 
foo monkey
2019-01-24 5:49:34 PM  

dittybopper: foo monkey: Is there such a thing as decent store-bought jerky?  Any recommendations?

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As the label says, he test drives all the meat, so you know it's young and tender.


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