Chardonnay
Paired with sweeter entrees, these wines will exhibit more enhanced oak flavors. Lighter dishes will enhance the wine’s fruity core.
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Pinot Noir
These wines have an understated character that makes them
terrific matches with the broadest variety of foods. Ranging from
very light-bodied to dry and well-structured, these wines will pair
well with almost any meal.
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Syrah/Shiraz
These varietals are rich in tannin, with a distinctive and memorable
bouquet of spice, black pepper and ripe cherries. Sweeter
foods will accentuate the spicier aspects of these delicious wines.
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Zinfandel
Zinfandel lends itself to a number of wine styles, from medium-bodied
to more full structured, ripe, and tannic. When paired with citric or
meat dishes, the wine will appear to be milder, and with well-seasoned
foods, will appear to be much fuller.
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Italian Red Wine
Old World varietals like Sangiovese and Nebbiolo are known to
be tremendously fruity with a solid core of structure and
tannins.When paired with spicy, or full-flavored foods, the wine
will taste fruitier.
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French Red
These French reds have a wide range of flavors, based on their
region of origin. From the lighter profile of Beaujolais to the
moderately flavored structure of the Rhone Valley, these
selections will pair with a wide range of foods.
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Merlot
Fruity with a gentle level of structure, these wines taste milder with
citric or meat dishes, and stronger with well-seasoned foods and
foods with sweetness.
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