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Using wonton wrappers to make
the Butternut Ravioli cuts down significantly on prep time, and produces an exceptionally
soft and delicate texture. Roasting the squash, toasting the walnuts and browning the butter
for the sauce all brings out deep yet subtle flavors, complimented by the autumnal flavor of fresh
sage.
Creamy and elegant, this Butternut Squash Ravioli pairs excellently with a light-bodied
white wine that is fruit-forward and with moderate acidity. Pinot Blanc is an ideal pairing, which
thrives in the cool Oregon climate for our "Splurge" selection. For our "Steal" we feature a
Torrontes - a white grape typically grown in Argentina - that has a tremendous brightness and
delicacy.
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Wine
Pairing
"Splurge"
2007 Willakenzie Estate
Pinot Blanc, Willamette Valley Lighter in body than its cousin Pinot
Gris, this Pinot Blanc has a classic light, fresh quality.
($18)
"Steal"
2008 Crios de Susana Balbo
Torrontes, Argentina
The distinctive white grape variety of Argentina, this Torrontes
offers effusive aromas of peach. ($13)
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