Pull out the sweatshirts and scarves—cool temps bring fall’s freshest produce, from crisp apples to hearty squash to juicy tomatoes. Savor the eats with a glass of just the right vino!
Produce: Tomatoes
Pairs with: Cabernet Sauvignon
For roasted tomato and garlic favorites, try this crisp, full-bodied red. Dark, fruity flavors pair well with tomatoes’ sweet taste, says Hillary Stevens, winemaker of the Naked Grape. Try this fruit-forward sip with our to use the last of the season’s ripe heirloom tomatoes.
Pour: ($9; thenakedgrapewine.com)
Produce: Squash
Pairs with: Viognier
The replica ballon bleu extra large rich texture of Viognier complements hearty pumpkins, squash, and sweet potatoes, says Gwendolyn Osborn, director of content for Wine.com. Our pour has notes of honeysuckle, candied ginger, and fresh cartier pasha c steel bracelet replica pineapple that make just the match for the acorn squash in this .
Pour: ($13; wine.com)
Produce: Apples
Pairs with: Chenin Blanc or Pinot Grigio
Wines with lots of texture and aroma from high-acid fruits work best for apples, says Pascaline Lepeltier, wine director of New York City’s Rouge Tomate restaurant. Verduzzo grapes give this Pinot blend a refreshing crisp taste—we love it with the sweet/savory tastes of this .
Pour: ($17.95; winesearcher.com)
Produce: Pears
Pairs with: Riesling
Try this crisp, bright fruit with a Riesling, which has high acidity and low alcohol, Lepeltier says. Try our pour of choice (fresh with a light citrus backdrop) coupled with our for a sophisticated weekend lunch.
Pour: ($13; bevmo.com)
Pick: Kale and other greens
Pairs with: Rhone Red Blend
Fall’s slightly spicy greens (such as kale and green chard) make just the right match for a light-bodied Rhone Red Blend with mild tannins and bright fruits, Osborn says. Our pick with caramel, spices, and red berry fruits gets an extra kick from fine tannins—just the right sip for this .
Pour: ($13; wine.com)
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