Wine pairings

Whether it's a cheese to pair with a pinot noir or a cabernet, this guide is perfect for your next soiree.

Sure, chocolate-covered strawberries are delicious on their own, but why not enhance them with some wine and beer.

Pinot noir is one of the most popular wines in the world and pairs gloriously with the best that savory and sweet has to offer.

At home or at the parking lot tailgate, these dishes are all winners.

Take something that's sweet or tart and enjoy it with something that's salty for a dynamic duo. Just add wine.

Skip the beers and brats. It's time to go big at your next parking lot party.

From rich and creamy to grilled, roasted, and robust, these four pairings were made to help you enjoy these chilly months.

Its origin story is quite foggy, but one thing is clear: It's simply better wine.

Seafood and spice and everything nice. That's what sauvignon blanc pairs well with.

It's more than just a dessert wine.

Give yourself, your guests, or gift recipients a pleasurable wine pairing experience no matter how difficult the ingredients.

Chardonnay is one of the most exquisitely flavored and expensive white wines in the world — and well worth it.