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Holiday Pairing


'Tis the season to eat turkey and other white meats! We've gone back through our tasting archive to highlight our favorite dinner pairing suggestions. In sharing our passion for handcrafted wines, we hope we can introduce you to a wine worth rejoicing in—something appropriate to bring to the table on America's day of thanks.

Before it hit California, Zinfandel was a favorite varietal in America's Northeast.
Haywood Estate Morning Sun Zinfandel
Nalle Zinfandel
Moss Creek Napa Valley Zinfandel

A robust Rhône varietal bursting onto the American scene, jammy Syrahs
are the flavor of the month.
Bridlewood Estate Winery Syrah
Richard Hamilton Wines Old Vine Shiraz

On a more intense note, how about a fusion product from Stephane Asseo—French Bordeaux winemaker gone Rhône—with his powerful options.
L'Aventure Optimus Red Blend

Gewürztraminer seems to shine only at the holidays. Uncork a bottle of this undervalued style and you'll soon find yourself drinking Gewürzt all year round.
Claiborne & Churchill Dry Gewürztraminer
Peninsula Cellars Gewürztraminer

Norman Rockwell meets Cézanne? Why not! The Mediterranean essence of a dry rosé intermingling with the tart sweetness of cranberry sauce will have any wine lover thinking pink.
Scherrer Vin Gris

Before dinner or paired with the main event, on a celebratory occasion you can never go wrong with bubbly.
Bründelmayer Sekt
Chateau Gayot Cuvée des Etoiles
Shady Lane Sparkling Riesling

Don't forget to check out our other sparkling wine recommendations!



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