Wine Guides

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Merlot - a grape known for its approachability and smooth body with dark fruit characteristics.

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Syrah - excellent pairing option for roasted, grilled, and braised meats and vegetables.

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Chardonnay - one of the world’s most popular wines, and one of the most widely planted grapes.

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Pinot Noir - wine enthusiasts love Pinot Noir for its delicate nature, light-medium body, red fruit and spicy aromas, and deep complexity.

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Cabernet Franc - one of the oldest red grape varieties and is the parent grape of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot

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Riesling - a food friendly, refreshing and aromatic white wine, grown all over the world, in a variety of styles.

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Petite Sirah - known for its dark color and deep aromas, with rich fruit characteristics and bold tannins.

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How to pair wine with BBQ

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Wine Guides

Merlot - a grape known for its approachability and smooth body with dark fruit characteristics.

Syrah - excellent pairing option for roasted, grilled, and braised meats and vegetables.

Chardonnay - one of the world’s most popular wines, and one of the most widely planted grapes.

Pinot Noir - wine enthusiasts love Pinot Noir for its delicate nature, light-medium body, red fruit and spicy aromas, and deep complexity.

Cabernet Franc - one of the oldest red grape varieties and is the parent grape of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot

Riesling - a food friendly, refreshing and aromatic white wine, grown all over the world, in a variety of styles.

Petite Sirah - known for its dark color and deep aromas, with rich fruit characteristics and bold tannins.

How to pair wine with BBQ

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