A traditional Spanish dish that combines the sparkling wine Cava with salted anchovies. It is often served as an appetizer or a pairing for celebrations, highlighting the contrast between the bubbly, refreshing qualities of the Cava and the savory, umami flavors of the anchovies.
Cava is a sparkling wine from Catalonia, Spain, known for its quality and production method similar to that of Champagne. The combination with anchovies is a popular choice in Spanish cuisine, especially in coastal regions.
The dish has a refreshing and slightly salty taste, with the Cava providing a bubbly and crisp contrast to the rich and savory anchovies.
Cava
A sparkling wine from Catalonia, made primarily from Macabeo, Xarel-lo, and Parellada grapes.
Anchovies
Salted fish, typically preserved in oil, known for their strong flavor and umami richness.
Fish
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