From New York to California, many celebrate the new year with traditional dishes that are considered to bring good luck and fortune.
Two things are certain about Christmas morning: Everyone is going to want to open presents first and they'll want Christmas breakfast. These easy holiday breakfast ideas including recipes for cream cheese danish, pork tenderloin, festive pound cake and great smears for bagels and toast.
It doesn't snow often at Duplin headquarters down South, so we brought the snow to us with this cocktail that's a cross between wine snow cones and snow cream. We call it "Snow Day Rose."
Gathering around the punch bowl is a Christmas cocktails tradition in the South, but there's nothing wrong with keeping a batch of this ginger pineapple punch in the fridge even when you're not hosting a bunch of guests for holiday drinks.
Did you know that wine cocktails were probably the first cocktails? Wine is a great base for lots of cocktails. It can add sweetness and complexity to drinks and balance high-alcohol spirits like rum, whiskey and vodka. The double whiskey Duplin Winery Double Punch Party Punch is proof of that.
'Tis the season for hot, mulled and spiced wines, and new Jingle Spice is everything you need for cozy holiday moments. This spiced wine recipe could not be easier to make. Stir it up in a large pot on the stove or keep it warm all day in your slow cooker.
The Duplin At Home Christmas Show Wine Tasting Kit is the virtual event of the season! Beloved Duplin Christmas wines and the South’s most famous holiday performance, The Carolina Opry Christmas Special, come all wrapped up in one festive package you can enjoy at home.
Need Thanksgiving leftovers recipes? Imagine, crispy waffles -- homemade or the frozen kind from the toaster -- smothered in turkey and plenty of gravy, but not just any gravy. Give Duplin Thanksgiving Gravy a try. It gets a little hint muscadine loveliness from Duplin Carlos white wine.
Our nachos start by sauteing ground beef with taco seasonings and a little sweetness for hugely popular Duplin Hatteras Red wine. Just a half-cup goes into the meat, which means plenty will be left to sip with the nachos and that's a good thing. Hatteras Red pairs oh so well with spicy Mexican foods.
With all the fuss around how to carve a turkey, how to make gravy and which recipes for Thanksgiving side dishes you should try this year, drinks are the last thing you need to worry about.
