Barbeque and Wine pairings from Curtis family vineyards, South australia


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Firing up the BBQ? Add the perfect wine from Curtis Family Vineyards, based in McLaren Vale, South Australia, to complete the experience. Our full-bodied Shiraz is a great match for grilled meats, while our crisp Rosé brings out the best in seafood and vegetables. At Curtis, we craft wines that turn simple barbecues into unforgettable meals. Whether it’s a weekend get-together or a relaxed dinner outdoors, our wines are made to complement every bite. Visit our cellar door or shop online to discover your next BBQ favourite. Taste the essence of South Australia in every bottle.

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Barbeque and Wine pairings from Curtis family vineyards, South australia

Barbecue and Wine Pairi ngs - Curtis family In Australia, barbecue is more than a weekend ritual — it's a Vchiernished ywaya ofr lifde. Fsro,m cMoastcal gLathaerirnges tno ba cVkyaard lcoeok- ups, Aussies have mastered the art of grilling. McLaren Vale's exceptional produce meets world-renowned wines in one of Australia's most celebrated wine regions. Why Wine and BBQ Work Together Barbecue brings bold, smoky flavors that linger. Wine's key characteristics — acidity, tannins, and fruitiness — interact perfectly with BBQ profiles. • Acidity cuts through fatty meats and rich sauces • Tannins grip proteins and mellow with grilled meat • Fruit-forward wines contrast with spice or char Smoky Beef Brisket + McLaren Vale Shiraz The Perfect Match McLaren Vale Shiraz Shiraz has the body, tannin, and Delivers vibrant blackberry and complexity to hold its own next to plum notes, soft tannins, and a brisket's smoky richness. lingering finish. Lamb Chops + Old Vine Grenache Juicy, flame-grilled lamb chops are a barbecue staple across Australia. Old Vine Grenache wine complements lamb's earthy richness perfectly. Elegant Profile Soft tannins, ripe red berry flavors, and a hint of spice. Perfect Balance Smooth texture doesn't overpower lamb while fruit-forward profile lifts the dish. BBQ Chicken + Light- bodied Pinot Noir wine Versatile Grilled CWhheicthkeer nmarinated in zesty herbs or brushed with smoky glaze, chicken is a crowd-pleaser. Silky Pinot Noir Known for bright acidity and red berry character, it complements without overwhelming. Perfect Harmony Subtle spice and soft tannins refresh and highlight the meat's chargrilled flavor. Spicy Sausages + Zinfandel Spicy sausages demand a wine that can keep up. Zinfandel's rich, fruit-forward charm works wonders here. Bold Pairing Generous body, lush blackberry and plum notes, and hints of spice. Heat Balance Soft roundness and subtle sweetness tame the heat and enhance spice complexity. Grilled Seafood + Chardonnay Delicate Seafood Crisp Chardonnay Wine Prawns, snapper, or other delicate seafood cuts enhance Vibrant acidity and subtle complexity mirror smoky char natural flavors without overwhelming them. while lifting citrus-based marinades. Vegetable Skewers + Rosé Wine Not every barbecue has to revolve around meat. Vegetable skewers offer a colorful, flavor-packed alternative. Fresh Pairing Crisp acidity and notes of strawberry enhance the natural sweetness of grilled veggies. Summer Essential Dry finish and subtle floral hints contrast with smoky or herb-marinated skewers. Pulled Pork or BBQ Ribs + GSM Blend Shiraz Brings structure, boldness, and peppery spice notes. Grenach Wine e Adds vibrant red berry notes and juicy fruit character. Mataro Contributes earthy undertones and a savory finish. Choosing the Right Wine for Your BBQ Match Intensity Pair wine strength with food boldness. Heavier meats need fuller- bodied wines. Consider Sauces Sweet BBQ sauces pair with fruit-forward wines. Herbaceous marinades need good acidity. Experiment Trust your instincts and try different combinations. Barbecue and wine pairings are personal.