At the table with De Steinberg

Which wine pairs well with game?

Choose the wine for the cooking method and the sauce. Duck breast served pink calls for a different wine than venison with an intensely reduced jus.

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Two glasses of wine by the vines at the estate
Between the vines in Bree
  1. Duck breast with cherries

    The cherry fruit from Pinot Noir matches a slightly sour cherry sauce. Keep the sauce fresh rather than sweet, otherwise the wine will disappear next to it.

    In the glassPinot Noir
  2. Venison with a rich jus

    Cabernet’s dark fruit and oak spice suit seared venison fillet with a rich jus. With a light mushroom sauce, try Pinot Noir.

    In the glassCabernet
  3. Young venison with winter vegetables

    Choose Pinot Noir for young venison served pink with carrots and a light jus. If you reduce the jus and give the meat a deeper sear, try Cabernet alongside it.

    In the glassPinot Noir
  4. Pheasant in a cream sauce

    White can fit better here than powerful red. The full Chardonnay Elegant matches the sauce and preserves the finer flavor of poultry.

    In the glassChardonnay Elegant

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