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Versailles Sangria
- 1 bottle WAV Autumn Leaves
- 1 bottle WAV Wedding White
- 1 sliced orange
- 1 sliced lemon
- 1 sliced lime
- 1 jar maraschino cherries AND the juice
- 1 two-liter bottle of lemon-lime soda
Mix in a pitcher, chill, and serve over ice.
Enjoy!
The Pink Drink
- 2 bottles of WAV Rosatto Muscatto
- 1 can frozen pink lemonade concentrate (do NOT add water)
- 1 bag frozen strawberries
- 1 two-liter bottle of lemon-lime soda
Mix in a pitcher, chill well, and serve over ice.
Enjoy!
Very Berry Sangria
- 1 bottle WAV Darke Red
- 1 bottle WAV Schwartzbeeren (blackberry)
- 1 bag frozen mixed berries (raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries). For best flavor, cut all berries in half.
- 1 two-liter bottle of lemon-lime soda
Mix in a pitcher, chill, and serve over ice.
Enjoy!
Mimosa Smoothie
- 1 bottle WAV Peach Rain
- 1/2 gallon Orange Juice
Blend wine and OJ, and add 1 cup of ice to the blender.
Blend one banana with each 16 oz of slushie mix.
Enjoy!
Framboise Lemon Bars
- 1 box lemon cake mix
Soak maraschino cherries in WAV Schokoladenkirschwein wine for approximately 24 hours the night before. Prepare 1 box of Ghirardelli brownie mix as per instructions. . Spread the mix in the bottom of the brownie pan. Pour brownie batter over the top of the cherries and bake as normal.
Serve warm with vanilla bean ice cream or real whipping cream.
Enjoy!
Schokoladenkirschwein (Chocolate-Covered Cherry Dessert Wine) Brownies
- 1 bottle WAV Schokoladenkirschwein
- 1 box Ghirardelli Brownie Mix
- 1 jar Maraschino cherries (drain juice)
Soak maraschino cherries in WAV Schokoladenkirschwein wine for approximately 24 hours the night before. Prepare 1 box of Ghirardelli brownie mix as per instructions. . Spread the mix in the bottom of the brownie pan. Pour brownie batter over the top of the cherries and bake as normal.
Serve warm with vanilla bean ice cream or real whipping cream.
Enjoy!
From the Vineyard to the Kitchen
The Versailles Winery has always believed in the power of local agriculture and community. Our Shop, Buy, and Grow Local philosophy supports the growers who help cultivate the grapes used in our wines.
Inside the winery kitchen, our chef works closely with the winemaking team to create dishes that complement the character of each vintage. The goal is simple: serve food that enhances the wine and wine that enhances the food.
Guests visiting the estate often discover that the experience goes far beyond a glass of wine. It is about gathering around the table, sharing meals, and enjoying the flavors of the region.
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