Alamos, Amos, Altico, Estancia, Woodbridge, Bearfoot/moscato Recipe
Spanish wines from Argentina and Spain and California Valley
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Ingredients
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Wine Selection
Pairing Suggestions
Method
Wine Selection
Chill the Wines
Place the Alamos Malbec, Amos Cabernet Sauvignon, Altico Chardonnay, Estancia Pinot Grigio, Woodbridge Merlot, and Bearfoot Moscato in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours before serving to ensure they are at the ideal temperature.
Open the Bottles
Once chilled, carefully open each bottle of wine. Use a corkscrew for those with corks and twist off the caps for screw-top bottles.
Pairing Suggestions
Prepare the Cheese Platter
Arrange a variety of cheeses on a large platter. Include hard cheeses like aged cheddar, soft cheeses like brie, and blue cheese for a well-rounded selection.
Prepare the Charcuterie
Place a variety of cured meats such as prosciutto, salami, and chorizo on a separate platter, ensuring a good mix of flavors and textures.
Add Olives and Nuts
In small bowls, serve a selection of olives and nuts to accompany the wines. This adds a savory touch that complements the flavors of the wines.
Serve and Enjoy
Set the table with the chilled wines and the prepared platters. Encourage guests to mix and match the wines with various cheeses, meats, and fruits for a delightful tasting experience.