A Viennese classic for autumn days and a New Zealand wine with notes of green apple and white pepper A New Zealand wine is paired here with a great classic of Viennese cuisine. The veal escalope is tenderised until paper-thin, coated in flour, egg and breadcrumbs, and deep-fried in plenty of clarified butter until the […]
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An autumnal stew and an Australian wine with notes of pepper and herbs An Australian wine really brings out the best in this Hungarian beef goulash. The beef shoulder is slowly braised for two and a half hours in a thick sauce made from golden-brown roasted onions, sweet and smoked paprika, caraway and marjoram, until […]
An elegant barbecue dish for balmy summer evenings, paired with a wine from Canada A Canadian wine for a barbecue? That’s exactly what we suggest for Pinot Noir Day. Quickly grilled quail breasts served on warm grilled vegetables, accompanied by a light cherry-thyme jus: This dish brings the elegance of a festive meal to the […]
Canadian wine meets the ultimate barbecue dish: Why the Creekside Iconoclast Syrah is a perfect match for the dry-aged ribeye Wine from Canada and a dry-aged ribeye from the grill—that’s a pairing you’ll never forget. The dry-aged ribeye is the most complex and aromatic cut of beef: weeks of dry aging concentrate the meat’s flavor, […]
Wine from Canada and Asian cuisine: Why this combination works surprisingly well Wine from Canada paired with an Asian dish—that sounds unusual, but the Niagara Peninsula has produced exactly the type of wine that shines in this pairing. The grilled corn-fed chicken with peanut satay sauce is a dish full of contrasts: the smoky, roasted […]
June has two weeks when everything is just right—this is one of them Strawberries in June aren’t just a dessert. They’re a choice. Reduce them with balsamic vinegar, deglaze with a splash of red wine, and add fresh thyme, and you’ll get a sauce that no chef would have to invent—it just comes together. Serve […]
Tender Easter lamb in a green coating – when spring flavors take center stage Wine from South Africa is the perfect pairing when the Easter lamb is served at its finest. This dish combines the tender, slightly nutty flavor of pink-cooked lamb tenderloin with a crispy crust of pistachios, parsley, and thyme. The fresh mint […]
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 […]
A timeless meat classic, perfectly paired A robust Chilean wine provides the perfect aromatic complement to this medium-rare roast beef, which, with its juicy texture and spicy remoulade sauce, makes for a culinary highlight. This Chilean wine offers a distinctive structure and deep, dark fruit flavors that are ideally suited to balancing the meaty notes […]









