Dark chocolate has a strong bitterness to it that can greatly affect how it pairs with red wine. Here's the rule you ...

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Made with seasoned ground beef, red wine, a hint of dark chocolate, and a warming mix of spices, it’s a dish that balances heat, sweetness, and depth in every bite. Topped with a dollop of ...

Chocolate—like all sweets and sugary desserts—can be tricky to pair with wine because its sweetness can linger in your mouth and make pretty much anything else seem bitter in contrast. That especially ...

There is one exception to this advice: Dark or bittersweet chocolate with a high percentage of cacao, 72 percent or higher, works with a bold red wine like Barolo or Napa Cab. Otherwise ...

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whose bright red cherry and black raspberry notes are anchored by leather, tobacco, cocoa powder, and dark woodsy spices. Why Should You Drink Amarone Wine? Amarone is a thoroughly unique wine not ...