Pinotage and boerewors are South African soul mates: the wine's smoky, slightly rustic fruit wraps around grilled spiced sausage naturally.
South African cuisinePinotage
A medium body red wine from South Africa, known for its smoke and banana notes. Medium tannin and medium acidity make it a flexible pairing partner for a wide range of dishes.
What to Eat with Pinotage
Five expert pairings — start with your food, find your wine.
This Cape Malay spiced meat casserole with egg custard top pairs with Pinotage's sweet-smoked fruit and soft tannin.
South African cuisineSouth African curry-spiced lamb skewers with dried apricot meet Pinotage's fruit-forward, lightly spiced profile in a regional classic.
South African cuisineSweet-savory glazed ribs complement Pinotage's ripe plum and smoky character, with pork fat easing the wine's moderate tannins.
Asian cuisineSmoked cheese and dried cured beef (biltong) echo Pinotage's signature smoke and savory notes in a classic South African snack pairing.
South African cuisine