Bachelor Party Pairings of Wine and Food

If you are having a bachelor party that will involve good food and wine, then we have a great section for you below that discusses the most optimal type of wine to serve at the bachelor party meal:

Beaujolais: Although not that popular at bachelor party events, this fine wine is great with roasted chicken, salad, grilled sausage and pork chops.

Cabernet Sauvignon: This wine is great with any b-b-q beef, rib eye/New York steak, filet mignon, duck, lamb as well as meat loaf and burgers.

Champagne: If you and the bachelor party want to drink even more eloquently, champagne goes well with dim sum, fried oysters, caviar as well as with your breakfast foods of eggs benedict, any brunch, crepes, lobster omelet and strawberries.

Chardonnay: A perfect selection if you are having Pesto, Cesar salad, scallops, sea bass, shrimp scampi, as well as the good old mac n cheese, fajitas, quesadillas, or pork chops.

Chianti: If you are in the mood for Italian red sauce dishes as well as pizza, minestrone, eggplant parmesan, capriccio as well as sirloin steak or wild boar, this is the bachelor party selection for you.

Gewurztraminer: Another not so common bachelor party favorite but great with cheeses, spicy dishes (Chinese) and duck.

Merlot: A bachelor party favorite and great with prime rib, corned beef, grilled duck and pot roast.

Pinot Grigio: A light wine that is great with fish, linguini with clams, raw veggies, hummus and prosciutto.

Pinot Noir: A wine that is great with many bachelor party dishes including chicken with mushrooms, fish (halibut/mahi mahi/salmon/grilled tuna), ham, risotto, turkey and pork chops

Riesling: A fine wine for a bachelor party that is great with shrimp/lobster/crab, hot dogs, pad Thai, Chinese chicken salad and chicken teriyaki.

Rose: Not a common bachelor party wine unless your having a picnic out with the groomsmen but still great with BBQ chicken, ratatouille (not from the movie), and tuna salad.

Sauvignon Blanc: A great wine with seafood choices like Caribbean foods, raw oysters, pasta with seafood, BBQ shrimp as well as fried chicken, guacamole and Greek salad.

Syrah/Shiraz: Not a common bachelor party wine, yet great with grilled or tandoori chicken, empanadas, skirt steak or venison.

Zinfandel: A sweet wine that is great with BBQ spare ribs and chicken (really anything with BBQ sauce), chili, beef teriyaki, Mexican meat dishes, and short ribs.

After dinner bachelor party wines
After the main course, these other fine bachelor party wines are great to top off the meal:

Muscat: My favorite and great with cookies, crème Brule, flan, and fruit salad.

Port: An excellent dessert wine as well as with steak dinners and dates.

We hope you find this bachelor party wine and food information helpful. We will continually add new content to this page as your bachelor party wine and food consultants!