It’s been said that a classic Cab goes great with Christmas lamb chop, and that for lighter dishes a Riesling will suffice, but here we’re all about the wine (and less about the usual way of doing things) so today, we’ve decided to provide all of Ye Faithful Wine Drinkers with our own ideas on holiday wine pairings.
1. Chardonnay + that ugly Christmas
sweater
2. Cabernet Sauvignon + Bing Crosby Christmas
album
Well come onnnnnn, this one was
obvious! Listening to the classics demands a big glass of gorgeous Cab. The
more sips taken while dancing around, the more unabashed you’ll be about
hitting all the high notes. (Note: for the
particularly festive, substitute Cabernet Franc.)
3. Lemberger + (warm socks +) Home Alone on DVD/VHS
When we say that Lemberger would go
well with Christmas ham, some of us mean the main course on the dinner table, while others of us are referring to
Macaulay Culkin in the best holiday movie EVER, Home Alone. (That kid is such a
ham!) The peppery hints of the Lemberger hit you like a spare 2x4 hits Daniel
Stern (every so often and right at the good parts), and its light body is perfectly
mood-appropriate. (The warm socks are also crucial to the enjoyment of both – no
good movie and no fine wine can be appreciated fully with cold feet.)
4. String of Christmas lights + Johnny
Walker Blue LabelTrust us when we say that when it comes to Christmas lights, wine will not suffice. You are going to need the extra patience in the cord untangling / dead bulb identifying departments. We present you with our most suitable wine alternative and our sincere concern.
For those of you wearing Santa suits, in posession of Reindeer paraphernalia (antlers and noses notwithstanding), fashioning Mistletoe headbands, or celebrating Hanukkah, please inquire with Kelly, our Tasting Room coordinator, about case specific recommendations.
….and for all of you, Merry Christmas from us, and happy holidays!
(Also, don't forget... free December shipping, hohoho.)
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