People are finding many uses for Twitter, among them a wine tasting. On March 4^th 2010, people from around the world are going to tweet about Sauvignon Blancs made anywhere in the world. What a perfect excuse for a wine tasting party. Sauvignon Blanc is a grape that can be made into wine with different tasting profiles. The recipe for this wine tasting party is to select a few Sauvignon Blancs, make a few appetizers and have some friends over. Every now and then, people can tweet.

I had a bottle of Sweet Surrender a late harvest Sauvignon Blanc from Keyways Vineyard & Winery in Temecula. I’m going to pair this wine with a honey, walnut baked Brie. The honey on the Brie should match with the honey nuances from this late harvest Sauvignon Blanc. I believe the grapes for this wine were sourced from Washington.

For my other selections, we went to the Wine Bin in Ellicott City, Maryland to purchase some other Sauvignon Blancs. A 2007 Domaine du Tremblay Quincy will represent the Loire Valley, in France. I plan to match this wine with an avocado based dip. Two wines will pair with a smoked salmon and goat cheese appetizer. A 2008 Culley Sauvignon Blanc is from the Marlborough region of New Zealand. A Honig Sauvignon Blanc is from Napa Valley, California.

The wines are ready, now its time to work on gathering the ingredients for the appetizers.

If you wish to follow and or post tweets on Twitter about Sauvignon Blanc use the #SauvBlanc hashtag.