The Start of Game Season on Your Plate In Germany, September marks the start of game season—the time for dishes that call for patience and depth. A wine from Australia—specifically from the Clare Valley in South Australia—is the perfect pairing for this wild boar ragout served with pappardelle: The meat simmers slowly for two to […]
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August tastes of smoke and ripe tomatoes Eggplant needs heat to come into its own. Raw, it’s nothing—but when grilled until the skin turns black and the flesh collapses inward, it becomes something deep, smoky, almost meaty. The tomato ragù that accompanies it: San Marzano tomatoes, slowly simmered with garlic, oregano, and a splash of […]
Australian Wine Under the Open Sky: Why Claymore ‘Joshua Tree’ Riesling and Crispy Shrimp by the Campfire Are Unbeatable Wine from Australia and a cast-iron skillet over a campfire—that’s the purest form of enjoyment. Salt-and-pepper shrimp are one of the simplest yet most impressive dishes you can prepare outdoors: 90 seconds per side, a handful […]
Rediscovering Australian Wine: Why a Rosé from the Clare Valley Is Reinventing the Côte d’Azur Classic Wine from Australia and a Salade Niçoise—it sounds like a culinary clash of cultures, but it’s actually one of the most harmonious wine pairings of the summer. The Niçoise is a dish full of contrasts: the grilled tuna brings […]
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Wine & Cheese Day: 6 Pairings You’ve Never Tried Before
July 25: Six Cheeses, Six Overseas Wines—and the Reasoning Behind Them Every year on July 25 is National Wine and Cheese Day—a holiday launched in 2014 by American author and foodie Jace Shoemaker-Galloway. Her idea was simple and compelling: Wine and cheese have been an inseparable pair for millennia—in France, Italy, Spain, and everywhere else […]
Cantonese barbecue culture meets Australian wine Wine from Australia and classic char siu—it’s a combination that seems surprising at first glance but makes perfect sense from the very first bite. Char Siu, the famous Chinese BBQ pork, is one of the great classics of Cantonese cuisine: tender pork marinated in a rich, sweet-spicy glaze of […]
Springtime Magic from the Grill – Paired with an Australian Wine That Grooves and Seduces Australian wine meets German spring: This combination may sound unusual, but it’s a true culinary delight. Grilled green asparagus with melted truffle butter and paper-thin Parmesan shavings is one of those dishes that achieves maximum impact with minimal effort. The […]
Slow-cooked meat delicacies for cool spring days A full-bodied Australian wine provides the perfect aromatic complement to this braised lamb shank, which becomes a culinary highlight thanks to its dark red wine jus and melt-in-your-mouth meat. This Australian wine offers a robust structure and distinctive berry fruitiness that is ideally suited to balancing the intense […]








