Explore the food and wine pairings recommended by our expert team at Lisa's!
From decadent seafood dishes to classic, juicy burgers, we'll help you polish off that dinner menu with the perfect wine. 

Typically for fish or seafood, white wine or sparkling wine will pair the best.

 

Fried Seafood: Champagne or Prosecco

Moet Imperial Brut
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Villa Sandi Prosecco
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The fizziness of the wine balances out the deep-fried batter/saltiness of the seafood.

 

Oily, Buttery Fish: Chardonnay or Pinot Gris

Living Roots Pinot Gris
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Jadot Pouilly-Fuisse
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Chardonnay & Pinot Gris have buttery undertones that pair well with buttery seafood.
 

Fattier Seafood (Salmon/Tuna): Pinot Noir
or Grenache

Lafage Cuvee Nicolas Red
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Shatter Grenache
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Aromatic & fruity, so they pair well with heavier fish.
 

Depends on the sauce used in the dish, like red or white

Red, Meaty Sauce: Full Red Wine
like Cabernet Sauvignon

Marramiero Inferi
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Cantina di Mont. Brunello
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A strong, bold flavor that matches the richness of the pasta.
 

Buttery Cream Sauce: Chardonnay or Riesling

Deltetto Chard
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Suavia Monte Carbonare
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The buttery undertone of the wine brings out the creaminess of the sauce,
while also being light enough to balance out the thickness of the sauce.


 

Typically will always be a red wine

 

Fatty Meat: Merlot or Cabernet Sauvignon,
bold reds

Merryvale Merlot
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Atlas Peak Cab
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The bold flavors of the meat & wine balance each other out.
 

Lean Meat: Pinot Noir

Elk Cove Pinot Noir
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Not as bold of a meat flavor, so no need for as bold of a red.

Typically based on the dressing used in the salad

 

Vinegar, Acidic Dressings: Riesling
or Sauvignon Blanc

Red Newt Tango Riesling
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Whitehall Lane Sauv Blanc
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A white acidic wine will compliment the flavor.
 

Vinegar, Acidic Dressings: Riesling
or Sauvignon Blanc

Red Newt Tango Riesling
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Whitehall Lane Sauv Blanc
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Needs a little more weight & less acidity, but enough to bring out the creamy flavors of the dressing.
 

Red meat will be complemented by a red wine, but will depend on what's in the burger

 

St Francis Merlot
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Chop Shop Cab
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Austin Cab
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Heron Hill Eclipse Red
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Balances well with the bold flavors of the meat.