Banshee Wines in Sonoma County pairs wine and popular Halloween candy for a spook-tacular tasting experience.
These pairings are the perfect way to get the Halloween party started-and will help you make use of leftover candy!No tricks, just treats--and wine! This Hallo-weekend, unwrap your favorite candy and pour up a glass of Sonoma's finest to get the party started.
Based in the heart of Sonoma County, Banshee Wines produces wine of depth, purity, and balance. Led by winemaker Alicia Sylvester, Banshee came up with three playful wine and Halloween candy pairings for a spook-tacular tasting experience."Do whatever you want...wanna try wine with candy? Let's try it!" said Sylvester. "You don't have to be serious all the time. This is wine and it's really fun.
Sip on Cabernet as you snack on Reeses, pair dry sparkling with Nerds Gummy Clusters, or enjoy a glass of Pinot Noir with Rolos. The possibilities are endless. "That's what's fun about this, you can create your own tasting," described Sylvester. "All wines are different, everybody's palates are different, everybody's memories associated with their palate are different."For more information visit
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