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Transform your Thanksgiving dinner with a perfectly paired wine. Explore our curated selections, designed to complement your meal and turn a great meal into an extraordinary celebration.

Bricoleur Vineyards
This year, set the tone for an unforgettable gathering with a special-edition Blanc de Blancs Champagne from Bricoleur Vineyards. A special edition favorite: a stunning cuvée featuring an exclusive, festive label designed by the acclaimed artist John Donohue of All the Restaurants.
Known for his whimsical and evocative line drawings of New York City’s dining institutions, Donohue brings his signature charm to this limited-run bottle. The wine itself—100% Chardonnay—is a perfect pairing for those looking for crisp notes of green apple, lemon zest, and a hint of brioche.

Herdade do Peso Parcelas, Alentejo
For the Pursuitist reader seeking to elevate the Thanksgiving table beyond the conventional, the Herdade do Peso Parcelas, Alentejo offers a beautiful wine. Sourced from a prestigious estate in Portugal’s sun-drenched Alentejo region, this dense, deep red wine has a well-rounded complex profile of black fruit, nutmeg, and balsamic touch perfect to pair with buttery mashed potatoes and stuffing.

Robert Mondavi Winery Reserve Pinot Noir, Napa Valley
For the red wine centerpiece, you need something elegant yet profound—a bottle that complements both turkey and ham without overpowering either. The Robert Mondavi Winery Reserve Pinot Noir from Napa Valley is the quintessential choice. A benchmark of New World Pinot, this wine offers layers of ripe red cherries, cranberries, and raspberries, complemented by notes of forest floor and baking spice, and a silky, elegant structure. Its bright acidity cuts through the richness of gravy and dark meat, while its supple tannins ensure a seamless pairing. This bottle speaks to the timeless appeal of Napa Valley craftsmanship, honoring a legacy of quality that complements Thanksgiving tradition perfectly.

The Prisoner Corrections
For those looking to make a bold and conversation-starting addition to their Thanksgiving spread, The Prisoner Corrections offers a departure from tradition. This California red blend marries Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Petite Sirah into a deeply layered, beautiful wine, with aromas of ripe dark berries, dark chocolate, and a touch of spice, and a luxuriously smooth palate that is both powerful and approachable. Its robust character and tannins make it an unexpectedly perfect partner for smoky, savory roasted turkey with gravy and the sweet, spiced notes of glazed ham.

FRE Alcohol-Removed Wines
A truly thoughtful host ensures every guest has a beautiful glass in hand. For those who are simply opting out of alcohol, FRE Alcohol-Removed Wines have revolutionized the category, offering dealcoholized wines that actually taste like the real thing. The FRE Brut is a fantastic, celebratory bubbly with fine mousse and notes of green apple, while the FRE Cabernet Sauvignon provides the dark fruit and structure one would expect. Having these sophisticated options available demonstrates a next-level of hospitality, ensuring everyone is part of the toast.
Other Notable Bottles for the Pursuitist Table
- For the Burgundy Purist: A Domaine Leflaive Mâcon-Verzé. This white Burgundy from a legendary producer offers an unparalleled expression of Chardonnay—pure, mineral-driven, and elegant.
- For an Autumnal Rosé: A Domaine Tempier Bandol Rosé. Move beyond summer sipping. This complex, structured rosé from Provence has the weight and savory notes to beautifully accompany a fall feast.
- For a Sweet Finale: A Sauternes, like Château Doisy-Védrines. Don’t just serve it with dessert; the classic pairing is with foie gras, but its honeyed apricot flavors are also sublime with a slice of pecan pie.
Kimberly Fisher is a Pursuitist contributor, freelance writer and luxury expert that has been published in over 50 publications including Huffington Post, Just Luxe, Sherman's Travel, Ocean View, Luxury Lifestyles UK, USA Today and more.