Easter will be here before you know it and many people are planning on serving ham for dinner. Ham can be hard to pair with wine because of the saltiness of the meat, and the sweetness of the glaze. Below are our top five wine recommendations for March: "Wines that pair well with Easter Ham".

1. Scarlet Sunrise: White Rock Vineyards and Winery in Goodview, Virginia. The fruitiness of this Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay, Merlot blend would be wonderful with a sweet glazed ham.

2. Reflections of Lake Erie: Arrowhead Wine Cellars in North East Pennsylvania. This crisp, dry wine is the perfect complement to your Easter dinner.

3. Cin Zin: Henke Winery in Cincinnati, Ohio. A fruity Zinfandel that pairs beautifully with your ham without overpowering the glaze.

4. Semi-Dry Riesling: Bowers Harbor Vineyards in Traverse City, Michigan. The subtle sweetness of this Riesling will highlight the flavors of your ham.

5. Laurel Blush: Laurel Mountain Vineyards in Falls Creek, Pennsylvania. This crisp and refreshing blush would be a wonderful addition to your Easter dinner table. 

These wines that were previously on the list have fallen from our top-five favorites as we have visited more wineries....but they are still clear winners:

Valley Blush: Valley Vineyards in Morrow, Ohio. The intense fruit flavors of this blush provide a nice complement to ham.

Maiden's Veil: Ferrin's Fruit Winery in Carmel, Indiana. This semi-sweet rose is quite a good match with ham.