Though a turkey dinner is a holiday classic, updating it with modern twists, new sides and a trendy stuffing brings sophistication to the table—especially when every course is paired with fabulous wine.
Try a classic Sauv’ from New Zealand’s Marlborough region full of intense gooseberry, citrus and passionfruit flavours. Medium-bodied with mouth-tingling acidity and a pleasant hint of bitterness on the finish, it’s a notably versatile food wine.
Try a lovely dry, tangy Sauvignon Blanc made with Niagara fruit and offering citrus and gooseberry hints among the fresh, herbaceous aromatics. Beautifully balanced, it shows a sophisticated minerality in the finish.
Get great value with this rich, hearty, full-bodied Spanish red, with ripe black fruit stepping forward. There’s spicy complexity to be found beneath—vanilla and anise and a sound tannic backbone—but it’s the fruit you’ll remember.
For “big red” lovers, this mature, no-nonsense Rioja wraps black fruit, licorice and cloves around oaky spices and a sturdy acidity. It opens up with decanting and comes to life with food, revealing deep, dark layers of flavour.
One of the most viral desserts of the decade is Ramena Avakian’s crinkle cake, a Middle Eastern confection of phyllo, butter, custard and sugar syrup. Our version gets an infusion of holiday spirit with thinly sliced apples, nutmeg and rum.
Reinvigorate your taste buds and go for dramatic contrast by serving a fresh, fruity, uncomplicated sparkling wine with this rich, syrupy dessert. Crisp and fresh, Trius Méthode Cuvé Close VQA is their first sparkling wine using the Charmat method (used for Prosecco) is perfect as an aperitif, in cocktails or at the table. Made mostly from Sauvignon Blanc, it offers bright lemon blossom and grapefruit aromatics.