Description
Grape: 52% Petite Sirah, 31% Teroldego, 17% Malbec
Winemaking: 18 months in French & American oak barrels
Food & Wine pairing
🥩 Best food pairings
Grilled and roasted meats
The structure and oak make this wine ideal for anything charred or smoky.
- Ribeye or striploin steak
- Lamb chops with herbs
- Slow-cooked beef short ribs
- Barbecue meats
👉 The tannins cut through fat, while the smoky flavours echo the oak ageing.
🍔 Comfort food and rich dishes
This wine has a slightly plush, ripe profile, so it works beautifully with hearty plates.
- Gourmet burgers
- Beef brisket sandwiches
- Lasagne or baked pasta
- Beef tacos or pulled beef
👉 The fruit intensity balances richness, while the spice complements savoury flavours.
🧀 Cheese pairings
Go for bold cheeses that won’t get lost.
- Aged Cheddar
- Comté
- Gouda (aged)
- Hard sheep’s milk cheeses
👉 The wine’s weight and flavour intensity match the depth of the cheese.
🍫 Unexpected but excellent
Because of its ripe fruit and hint of sweetness:
- Dark chocolate desserts
- Chocolate with berries
👉 The wine’s dark fruit and cocoa notes create a natural bridge.
⚖️ What to avoid
This is not a delicate wine, so lighter dishes won’t work as well.
- Light seafood
- Fresh salads
- Very spicy dishes
They’ll either overpower the wine or make it feel too heavy.
🍽️ Simple serving idea (perfect for your audience)
A great, easy pairing you could promote: Grilled ribeye, rosemary potatoes, and Juggernaut Red Blend
It’s a classic combination that highlights everything this wine does well, bold fruit, oak spice, and structure.