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  • Corvina is used in escabeches - pickled fish dishes - and in gourmet recipes in some of Mexico's fine restaurants, where its filets are considered good substitutes for sole.

    Culinary guide to Mexican fish and shellfish: Las delicias del mar I 2006

  • Corvina is used in escabeches - pickled fish dishes - and in gourmet recipes in some of Mexico's fine restaurants, where its filets are considered good substitutes for sole.

    Culinary guide to Mexican fish and shellfish: Las delicias del mar I 2006

  • Corvina is used in escabeches - pickled fish dishes - and in gourmet recipes in some of Mexico's fine restaurants, where its filets are considered good substitutes for sole.

    Culinary guide to Mexican fish and shellfish: Las delicias del mar I 2006

  • I asked (twice) what kind of fish it was and as close as I could tell, the owner said, "Corvina".

    Corvina? 2009

  • I asked (twice) what kind of fish it was and as close as I could tell, the owner said, "Corvina".

    Corvina? 2009

  • I asked (twice) what kind of fish it was and as close as I could tell, the owner said, "Corvina".

    Corvina? 2009

  • I asked (twice) what kind of fish it was and as close as I could tell, the owner said, "Corvina".

    Corvina? 2009

  • I asked (twice) what kind of fish it was and as close as I could tell, the owner said, "Corvina".

    Corvina? 2009

  • For example, in Piedmont there is the Barbera grape, while in the Veneto, the Corvina grape of Valpolicella and Amarone has a spicy, bitter note.

    The World's Best Food Wines Lettie Teague 2011

  • Made from the grape varieties Corvina Veronese, Rondinella and Molinara, it sits in the glass with an enticing garnet hue and a nose of cherry, raisins and spice that leave the palate refreshed.

    Amarone's Sweet Charms Will Lyons 2011

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