
Pairings | Alcohol-free drinks
What wine (and other drinks) to pair with poke (updated)
If you haven’t heard of poke - the Hawaiian dish of cubed raw fish usually with rice and/or vegetables - you soon will. It’s everywhere (and pronounced, by the way, pokay not poke).
It’s not generally spicy so you don’t have to contend with that but usually has a dressing based on soy sauce which gives it an umami (savoury) character.
It’s the sort of light dish you might have at lunchtime so alcohol might not even be appropriate though there are definitely wines - more often that not white or rosé - that will work well with it.
There are also many alcohol-free options that go well, particularly citrussy ones, given that it more often than not features seafood.
Here are eight suggestions
Riesling
A crisp fresh young riesling - from the Okanagan Valley or Washington State, for example - would be delicious
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