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Discover the Dare Wines range
At Dare Wines, everything revolves around quality, versatility and an unforgettable taste experience. Our range is carefully composed with wines that can be widely used in gastronomy. Whether you are looking for the perfect companion for a refined dinner or a wine that takes dishes to a higher level, we have something that fits.
Please note: not all of our wines are listed on the website. Our exclusive selection is constantly growing and offers unique discoveries that will surprise your guests. Feel free to contact us for tailored advice or an overview of our entire collection. Dare Wines, for when taste and experience come together.
Christo de la Vega, La Mancha, Spanje
Click here for the wine techniqueGood as an aperitif, with raw, lightly grilled and mi-cuit preparations fish with emphasis on freshness, raw and cooked shellfish with citrus and raw and dried meat. Also good with salads with vinaigrette, raw and cooked vegetables and fresh goat cheeses.
Christo de la Vega, La Mancha, Spanje
Click here for the wine techniqueCombines well with firm fish with red wine sauces, raw and dried beef and veal and fried or grilled white meat, poultry, veal and pork with pickled vegetables. Also nice with spicy dishes based on red fruit, pastas in tomato, light stews in combination with silver onions and semi-hard cheeses.
Christo de la Vega, La Mancha, Spanje
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Click here for the wine techniqueLe Puit Cendré, Languedoc & Roussillon, Franrijk
Click here for the wine techniqueGood as an aperitif, with raw, lightly grilled and mi-cuit preparations fish with emphasis on freshness, raw and cooked shellfish with citrus and raw and dried meat. Also good with salads with vinaigrette, raw and cooked vegetables and fresh goat cheeses.
Le Puit Cendré, Languedoc & Roussillon, Franrijk
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Click here for the wine techniqueCasa Santos Lima, Lissabon, Portugal
Click here for the wine techniqueGood as an aperitif, with raw and steamed fish (e.g. sushi), mi-cuit preparations of fish and fried and steamed shellfish with a light sauce or vinaigrette. Also good with raw and dried meat, salads with vinaigrette and raw or fried vegetables with soy sauce and slightly more mature goat cheeses.
Casa Santos Lima, Lissabon, Portugal
Click here for the wine techniqueCombines well with slow-cooked meat and stews with cooked vegetables, spicy spareribs and BBQ dishes, roasted and candied red poultry (e.g. duck) with a creamy sauce and lightly grilled and fried red meat (bavette, entrecote) with a creamy sauce and spicy notes. Also with lamb back, fillet, saddle and leg, fried or grilled Iberian pork with a creamy sauce and mature flavours and accessible hard old cheeses with compote.
Good as an aperitif, with raw and steamed fish (e.g. sushi) with vinaigrette, raw and cooked shellfish with slightly spicy notes and with raw and dried meat (vitello tonnato). Also combines well with salads with vinaigrette/dressing, raw green vegetables and bouillabaisse based on broth.
Finca Morena, Castilla La Mancha, Spanje
Click here for the wine techniquedried meat and with spicy and spicy dishes. With fried and grilled white or veal, pork and poultry. Light stews or with pasta with tomato and parmesan. Also good to combine with semi-hard cheeses.
Casa Santos Lima, Lissabon, Portugal
Click here for the wine techniqueCombines well with slow-cooked meat and stews with cooked vegetables, spicy spareribs and BBQ dishes, roasted and candied red poultry (e.g. duck) with a creamy sauce and lightly grilled and fried red meat (bavette, entrecote) with a creamy sauce and spicy notes. Also with lamb back, fillet, saddle and leg, fried or grilled Iberian pork with a creamy sauce and mature flavours and accessible hard old cheeses with compote.
Bodegas Bastida, Alceño, Jumilla, Spanje
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Very suitable as an aperitif, with summer salads with raw vegetables, raw, cooked and lightly grilled shellfish with citrus and cooked and grilled fish dishes with vinaigrette. Also good with cooked fresh vegetables, such as asparagus and fennel and raw and dried charcuterie.
La Hormiga Roja, Jumilla, Spanje
Click here for the wine techniqueCombines well with slow-cooked meat and stews with cooked vegetables, spicy spareribs and BBQ dishes, roasted and candied red poultry (e.g. duck) with a creamy sauce and lightly grilled and fried red meat (bavette, entrecote) with a creamy sauce and spicy notes. Also with lamb back, fillet, saddle and leg, fried or grilled Iberian pork with a creamy sauce and mature flavours and accessible hard old cheeses with compote .
La Hormiga Roja, Jumilla, Spanje
Click here for the wine techniqueGood as an aperitif, with raw and steamed fish (e.g. sushi), mi-cuit preparations of fish and fried and steamed shellfish with a light vinaigrette sauce. Also good with raw and processed meat, salads with vinaigrette and raw or fried vegetables with soy sauce and slightly more mature goat cheeses.
Bodegas Navarro Lopez, Castilla y Léon, Spanje
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