Recipe by Wine Type
White Wines
Try pairing a sweeter style wine with foods like Asian cuisine or curry. Our Proprietor’s Vin Blanc has just a hint of sweetness and pairs well with many foods.
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Red Wines
Red wine is popular for many reasons. It tastes great and it may have a variety of health benefits. Most red wines are also food-friendly. A great wine pairing can make your food taste truly amazing. A well-known pairing is Cabernet Sauvignon and steak, once you enjoy a combination like this, you will be inclined to research how different red varietals pair with specific foods. That is the fun of learning and experimenting with wine.
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Dessert Wines
So how to figure out what wine to pick with dessert? There are three factors to consider: acidity (an acidic wine may pair best with a fruit dish, which also has natural acidity), intensity (the more intense the flavors of a dessert, the more intense the wine), and sweetness (a dessert wine should be sweeter than the dessert itself).