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Huber Verdereau 'En Vaumuriens Hauts' Pommard AOC France
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Domaine David Duband Gevrey-Chambertin AOC France
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Bender Ockfener Bockstein Kabinett Germany
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Magnum Baronne `Juste Le Rouge` Vin de France
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Susana Balbo 'Nosotros' Malbec Argentina
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Domaine Chandon de Briailles 'Les Bressandes' Corton Grand Cru AOC France
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Mas de Janiny - Tibo Orange - Vin de France, France
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Tertre Roteboeuf St Emilion Grand Cru AOC France 2015
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Spicy food presents a unique pairing challenge — the heat from chillies can make tannic reds taste harsher and amplify the perception of alcohol, so the best wine pairings for spicy dishes tend to be aromatic, slightly sweet, or low in tannin and alcohol.
Off-dry or aromatic whites like Riesling, Gewürztraminer, or Viognier are classic partners for spicy Asian and Indian cuisine — their slight sweetness and aromatic intensity help cool and balance the heat, while their lower tannin avoids any harsh, bitter clash. For those who prefer red wine with spicy food, lighter, fruitier, low-tannin reds such as Beaujolais or a chilled Pinot Noir tend to work best. Sparkling wines, particularly slightly off-dry styles like Prosecco, are also excellent — their bubbles and gentle sweetness refresh the palate between bites.
Our Spicy Food Wine Pairing collection brings together wines selected to complement, rather than fight against, dishes with real heat — perfect for curry nights, Asian-inspired cooking, or anything with a kick.