This was such a pretty meal – so colorful and full of perfectly combined flavors that were paired with a Stoka Teran Rosé sent to us by Dry Farm Wines. Stoka is a small 200 year old, family owned winery in the Kra region of Slovenia close to the border with Italy on the Adriatic Sea. Made up of the varietals Teran, Cabernet and Merlot that are vinified like a white wine, rosé wines have been enjoying an increase in popularity over the last few years. It pairs very well with salads and ethnic foods. The ahi is quickly seared and rests on salad of shaved Brussels sprouts, carrots, watermelon and bacon in a lively dressing of lemon, honey and avocado oil. The best wine to go with these complex flavors is a dry rosé with perfumed with fruity floral aromas, as well as lovely melon and strawberry notes on the palate. This Teran Rosé from Stoka Winery was dry and surprisingly complex.
This dish is Paleo/Keto and AIP compliant. While we aren’t saying that wine is AIP, if you are going to drink wine you should choose wisely. Dry Farm Wines is all natural, additive free, tested for purity, is sugar free and low alcohol. Some who follow an AIP lifestyle can tolerate these wines that are sourced from small, family owned, organic wineries from around the world.
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