Thanksgiving Wine: the Drinks You'll Definitely Want to Have

Between cooking the turkey, making the sweet potatoes and baking the pumpkin , finding the right wine to complement the meal can feel like an undertaking all its own.

To help narrow down the selection, we called on the -- now open after a brief hiatus -- to ask for its one suggestion. 

Elizabeth Hosni of Naked Grape Enoteca recommends a Pinot Noir.

"It pairs well with a variety of foods and appeals to a variety of palates," Hosni said.

That makes it great for Thanksgiving, when the meal includes not only turkey, but all the side dishes and fixings.

For those who prefer a white, Hosni said the best choice would be an off-dry Riesling.

"It also pairs well with Thanksgiving dinner and people who tend to drink red wines seem to enjoy an off-dry Riesling as well," she said.

If you'd rather taste the best wine choices to offer with your holiday meal, join the Naked Grape Enoteca tonight at 6:30 p.m. for a special wine pairing event: "."

The event costs $30 per person and includes three wine flights and a specially paired taste plate of food.