Valentine’s Day is here, and we all know the traditional gifts: flowers, chocolates, maybe a sweet card. But what if this year, you want to add something more to the celebration? Wine pairing can be a love language too. It’s a way to connect, share, and toast to moments that truly matter. Whether you’re enjoying a quiet evening or hosting a romantic dinner, the right wine pairing can turn an ordinary night into something unforgettable.

These wines aren’t just bottles; they’re an invitation to a passionate journey through some of the world’s most celebrated wine regions. From the lively bubbles of Champagne to the deep richness of Bordeaux and the sweet elegance of Sauternes, each wine embodies the spirit of romance, igniting the senses and enhancing the mood for a Valentine’s Day filled with connection.

Here are wines best to have during Valentine’s Day:

Arlaux Brut Grande Cuvee Premier Cru Champagne NV

From the heart of Champagne, Thierry Arlaux brings together both tradition and modernity in his Arlaux Brut Grande Cuvee Premier Cru. This Champagne is crisp, with the freshness of apples and citrus zest, and a touch of toastiness that adds sophistication. Picture the first sip as a cool breeze on a spring morning—refreshing, crisp, and full of life. It’s the perfect start to your Valentine’s Day, adding a celebratory touch to your toast.

Pair with:
Oysters, delicate seafood, light appetizers, or fresh salads.
This is a great wine pairing for light and fresh dishes, setting a romantic tone for the evening.

2020 Chateau Puy D'Amour Grain De Folie Cotes De Bourg

In the sun-drenched vineyards of Bordeaux, Chateau Puy D'Amour Grain De Folie brings out the elegance of the region. Crafted by Dominique Raimond, this wine has rich dark fruit flavors, softened with hints of cocoa. Imagine ripe blackberries and cherries blending together into a smooth, velvety red. The warm Bordeaux soil adds depth and complexity, making this wine perfect for pairing with hearty meals on Valentine’s Day.

Pair with:
Grilled steak, roasted lamb, hearty stews, or aged cheeses.
For a wine pairing with a rich, savory meal, this Bordeaux option is the ideal companion.

2016 Bella Vida Tardy Pinot Noir Dundee Hills

In the stunning Willamette Valley, the 2016 Bella Vida Tardy Pinot Noir flourishes in the Dundee Hills. With the expertise of Jacques Tardy, this Pinot Noir brings out the best of Oregon’s terroir—red fruits, cherries, raspberries, and a touch of forest floor. Picture the vineyards nestled beneath towering trees, with cool winds and volcanic soil giving the wine its silky smooth texture. A great choice for a cozy evening, whether paired with grilled salmon or a rich mushroom risotto.

Pair with:
Roasted chicken, mushroom risotto, grilled salmon, or charcuterie.
An excellent wine pairing with lighter, earthy dishes.

2021 Erikson & Caradin Quadrilateral Cabernet Sauvignon Coombsville

From Napa Valley’s Coombsville AVA, the 2021 Erikson & Caradin Quadrilateral Cabernet Sauvignon is a blend of bold Napa flavors with a touch of finesse. Kevin Morrisey, a master of Napa’s winemaking traditions, has crafted a wine with layers of dark berries, sage, and mint. Swirl your glass and picture the rich, dark fruit flavors coming together with a refreshing finish. It’s a wine with enough structure to age and enough balance to enjoy right away.

Pair with:
Rib-eye steak, braised short ribs, grilled lamb, or a rich beef stew.
For a heartier meal, this robust Cabernet Sauvignon is the perfect choice.

2022 Domaine Vincent Wengier Chablis

From the iconic Chablis region, Domaine Vincent Wengier creates a wine that reflects the true character of its terroir. The 2022 Chablis is clean, crisp, and mineral-driven, with hints of fresh flowers and citrus. Picture a warm summer’s day, with the glass shimmering in the light, offering a refreshing and lively experience. This wine is perfect for seafood or light dishes on Valentine’s Day, delivering elegance and simplicity with every sip.

Pair with:
Oysters, crab, citrusy chicken, goat cheese, or light pasta dishes.
For a light and fresh wine pairing, this Chablis wine is an ideal choice.

Finish your Valentine’s evening with something sweet and luxurious. The 2010 Chateau Guiraud Sauternes is a rich, honeyed treat from Bordeaux’s Sauternes region. Made from grapes affected by noble rot, this wine brings flavors of dried mango, crystallized ginger, and marmalade, with a refreshing citrus edge. Every sip is like a decadent journey, making it the perfect wine to indulge in at the end of your Valentine’s Day celebration.

Pair with:
Crème brûlée, blue cheese, foie gras, or a decadent fruit tart.
This is an elegant wine pairing — Sauternes wine for your sweet, indulgent desserts.

These wines aren’t just bottles; they’re a journey through some of the world’s most celebrated wine regions. From the lively bubbles of Champagne to the deep richness of Bordeaux and the sweet elegance of Sauternes, each one brings something special to the table.

Pick your favorite. Can’t decide? Why not grab all 6? We’ve made it easier for you. The Heat Up Your Valentine’s Night 6-pack Sampler is your perfect companion for a night of love, laughter, and unforgettable flavors. Whether it’s your first date or a long-standing tradition, this wine pairing pack offers the best of the best.

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