Valentine’s Day Gift Guide: The Best Wines To Pair With Oysters

Long considered an aphrodisiac, oysters will appear on many Valentine’s Day dinners, but pairing them with the wrong wine could ruin the romantic vibes. We’ve taken the guesswork out of matching so here’s a roundup of wines that work with oysters.

Blind Horse Winery 2019 Sparkling Brut, $39

Made from 100 percent local, Wisconsin grapes, this is Blind Horse Winery’s first debut in the sparkling realm. Made with La Crosse grapes from the nearby White Tail Vineyards, this bubbly boasts green apple on the mid palate with a dry, crisp acuity with just a hint of sweetness. “This brut pairs well with sushi, oysters, lobster, celebrations and fun,” says Tom Nye, master winemaker and general manager. “It’s a sparkling wine that can stand up to any sparkling wine anywhere.”

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Ken Notes: WOW National nod for a Wisconsin Craft product if Forbes, yep Forbes!!!!