And the Cabernet Franc from Pillitteri goes well with it
Here are some dishes with which the Pillitteri Cabernet Franc could go well:
Meat dishes:
- Herb-crusted fillet of beef: a high-quality fillet of beef wrapped in a herb crust of thyme, rosemary and garlic, gently roasted and served with a red wine reduction that complements the deep, savoury notes of the Cabernet Franc.
- Braised lamb with plums: Slowly braised lamb, nestled in a sauce of plums, star anise and cinnamon, offers a perfect balance of sweetness and spice that highlights the fruity components of the Canadian wine.
Poultry variations:
- Duck breast with cherry chilli glaze: A succulent duck breast glazed with a sweet and spicy cherry chilli sauce highlights the fruity and slightly spicy notes of the Pillitteri Cabernet Franc.
- Turkish chicken skewers with paprika and yoghurt-mint dip: The spices and refreshing dip can appeal to the subtle green pepper notes in the wine and offer a nice complexity.
Vegetarian specialities:
- Stuffed peppers with quinoa and black beans: A filling of quinoa, black beans, sweetcorn and tomatoes, flavoured with cumin and coriander, pairs beautifully with the earthy and vegetal elements of the wine from Canada.
- Portobello Mushroom Steaks with Thyme and Roasted Garlic: Large portobello mushrooms marinated in olive oil, thyme and roasted garlic, roasted or grilled to complement the umami and earthy notes of Cabernet Franc from Niagara.
Cheese and delicatessen:
- Mature cheese platter with fig compote: a selection of mature cheeses such as aged Gouda or Manchego, served with a sweet fig compote to balance the rich tannins of the wine.
- Grilled halloumi with lemon dressing and pine nuts: The salty halloumi, paired with the freshness of lemon and the crunch of pine nuts, offers a light but flavourful option that pairs well with the fruity aspects of the Canadian red wine.
Desserts:
- Dark chocolate truffle with sea salt: The bitterness of the dark chocolate and the crunchy texture of the sea salt emphasise the subtle sweet notes and structure of the Canadian Cabernet Franc.
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