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John H said on February 3rd, 2011

That is an interesting challenge. I’d probably go with a pinot noir. But then I like pinot noir with just about everything.

Ben said on February 4th, 2011

I’d want to make the recipe first to see how sweet it ends up before making a final decision, but I’m leaning towards a Madeira. It’s going to have enough sweetness to it to hold up against the molasses and brown sugar. Yet as a “cooked” wine I think it will have some character that will complement the dish.

Mark said on February 4th, 2011

What a great looking recipe and love the challenge! Because of the beef broth base and the molasses, I’m leaning more towards a red blend from Southern France or possibly an Italian Barbera or Dolcetto. Can’t wait to hear what paired best with it!

Jeff said on February 4th, 2011

Todd has a good camera presence. I like the vids.

This pairing is a tough one, though.

I’d probably go california zin and hope the fruit and some RS hold up against it.

Tim Lemke said on February 5th, 2011

Thanks for the great suggestions… keep them coming. And Jeff, thanks for using an acronym that 90% of our readers won’t know ;-)

RS = Residual Sugar, for those who didn’t know that one.

Sarah said on February 13th, 2011

I like Jeff’s suggestion of the zin, but I think I’d go with a shiraz. Just because it’s more of a jammy fruit than the zinfandel and less spice, I think it would work well.

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