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Regarded as the biggest football game of the year, the Super Bowl is also a flavor filled day full of delicious food. Whether your team wins or loses, you’ll be the champion of the Super Bowl soirée… | Read More
Winter is soup season and it’s hard to find a more warming and comforting soup than tomato. This recipe for tomato soup has gotten a Missouri wine upgrade with the local wine hero, Norton. Wines made… | Read More
It’s that time of year again where we set new goals. In fact, you’re probably already mapping out what you want to accomplish in the 12 months ahead. New Year’s resolutions can sometimes be difficult… | Read More
It’s been an eventful year; 2016 has brought all kinds of changes. The Show Me State wine industry has seen new wineries open, the introduction of an exciting rewards program, tons of awards and… | Read More
This is not the stereotypical joke-of-the-season fruitcake. This one is packed with delicious dried fruits, lots of nuts and festive seasonings, all enhanced with the flavor of Missouri wine. It may… | Read More
Tis’ the season for holiday sweet treats! Fudge is always a crowd pleaser, but when you add Missouri wine to it, it takes fudge to a whole new level. Your guests will be even more eager to try a… | Read More
The holidays can be hectic and stressful, especially as you plan your seasonal gatherings. Let us help. The holidays are happier with Missouri wines! We’ve got tips, recipes, and pairing ideas to… | Read More
Decadent, chewy, fudgy, and full of chocolaty flavors… does it get any better than a brownie? It does if you add award-winning Missouri fruit wine to the mix and top it off with a drizzle of… | Read More
This time of year is full of holiday gatherings and get-togethers. Be the hit of your next shindig with this delicious and festive Winter White Sangria. With flavors of apple, cranberry, ginger and… | Read More
Mulled Wine Recipe
Ingredients:
1 cup - Missouri port-style wine
1 cup - Orange juice
1/2 cup - Cointreau (orange liqueur)
1/2 cup - Brown sugar
2 -… | Read More
This Chambourcin Cranberry Sauce, or Cham-berry Sauce if you’re in a hurry, is easy to make, stores well, and adds tangy flavor to a wide range of dishes. This recipe should definitely make it on to… | Read More
A Missouri Chardonel is an excellent dry white wine to cook with, especially when making sauces. We made sage pork tenderloin medallions with a Chardonel jus and the results were delicious!… | Read More
Fall (or autumn if you prefer) is a wonderful time of year in Missouri wine country. The breathtaking colors of the changing leaves are a sight to be treasured, and the cool, crisp air is ideal for… | Read More
Chicken is a delicious, nutritious, and affordable staple found in most kitchens. No wonder there’s a whole month devoted to this classic protein. In honor of National Chicken Month, let’s talk… | Read More
September is Missouri Wine Month. What does that mean exactly? It means it’s the perfect time to discover or rediscover the beauty that is your local, award-winning wine scene. There are 130 wineries… | Read More
Your new favorite summer sipper is here! Beat the heat of August with a Missouri wine slushy. Wine slushies can be made two ways. You can combine cold wine with frozen fruit in a blender, or you… | Read More
Your new favorite summer sipper is here! Beat the heat of August with a Missouri wine slushy. Wine slushies can be made two ways. You can combine cold wine with frozen fruit in a blender, or you… | Read More
July is Concord Month; it’s super hot outside; and popsicles are delicious. Bring it all together and you get… WINE POPSICLES! Beat the heat with these delicious and super simple treats. … | Read More
The Fourth of July, AKA Independence Day, holiday is right around the corner, and we’ve got some great ideas for how you can add award-winning Missouri wines to your celebration.
Go to a… | Read More
Sitting on a patio soaking in the sunshine and a warm breeze while sipping a glass of award-winning local wine… yeah that sounds like a great way to spend a summer day. Don’t let this Missouri… | Read More