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Alamos, Amos, Altico, Estancia, Woodbridge, Bearfoot/moscato Recipe

Inspired by Jazz Bistro on 4th
Time2h
Serves6

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

1

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.

2

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

3

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.

4

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.

5

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.

6

Prepare Crackers and Fresh Fruit

Arrange crackers in a neat pile or bowl, and wash and cut fresh fruit like grapes and berries. Place them on the platter for a refreshing contrast.

7

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.