Hot Honey
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Ethnic Palate: American, Southern
Pairing: IPA, Rosé
Historic Description: Hot honey is a Southern American invention, blending sweet honey with a spicy kick from chili peppers. It’s popular in Nashville hot chicken dishes and has made its way to wings, particularly in Southern wing spots
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