Wine and Food Pairings With Black Box Wines

Want to know what to pair with your favorite wine? Follow this guide for the perfect food to pair with your favorite Black Box Wine.

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The following content is intended for readers who are 21 or older.

I am by no means a wine snob. I’m more of a ‘I’ll give anything a try once’ kind of gal, unless it comes to boxed wine. The only boxed wine I’ve purchased and loved so far is Black Box wines. For some reason when I think of boxed wines I think of sangria, but Black Box wines are higher quality than average box wines, are a lower price point, and of course being portable makes them perfect for pot lucks and summer entertaining.

So, if you are entertaining this summer I’ve put together a few wine, appetizer and cheese pairing ideas for you.

If you are heading to a potluck you can take a box of wine along with the appetizer, or cheese that pairs perfectly with it. Or, host a wine,  cheese and appetizer tasting at home.

WINE PAIRING 1: Cabernet Savignon

• Appetizer: Spinach and artichoke dip served with bread
• Cheese: Sharp white cheddar, served with crackers and bread

WINE PAIRING 2: Chardonnay

• Appetizer: Bacon wrapped chicken with Chardonnay sauce
• Cheese: Brie, served with crackers and bread

WINE PAIRING 3: Merlot

• Appetizer: Grilled steak served with bread, Swiss cheese and horseradish sauce
• Cheese: Aged Gouda, served with crackers and bread

WINE PAIRING 4: Pinot Noir

• Appetizer: White Pizza
• Cheese: Swiss , served with crackers and bread

What are your favorite wine pairings?

Did you know that Black Box has won over 50 Gold Medals for its quality, is available for 40% less than comparable bottled wines, and it stays fresh for up to 6 weeks!

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