December is one of my favorite times of the year. While it’s usually always busy, that means I’m getting to celebrate the holiday season with my friends and family. I love having people over to entertain as we watch Christmas movies and enjoy each other’s company. I love serving up a special drink and treats to enjoy for the night. This year though, I’m entertaining with BROOKSIDE Chocolate and Clos du Bois wines – they pair so well together, your guest will be asking for it on their Christmas list!
Is there really anything better than chocolate and wine? Well, how about BROOKSIDE Chocolate and Clos du Bois wines? I absolutely loved BROOKSIDE Chocolate by itself – it’s a rich, dark chocolate with sweetened soft centers made with exotic fruit flavors. It’s chocolate like you’ve never experienced before. But when you pair it with Clos du Bois, then it’s on a whole new level.
Clos du Bois began with a vision of blending fine French winemaking techniques with the best Sonoma grapes to craft a range of balanced, approachable wines. Year after year, their wines have been appreciated by both wine critics and wine lovers alike.
I always get nervous when it comes to pairing wine with meals but BROOKSIDE Chocolate has us covered. They recommend the following parings with their chocolate and Clos du Bois wines.
– Clos du Bois Pinot Noir and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Pomegranate Flavor
– Clos du Bois Rouge and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Crunchy Clusters Berry Medley Flavors
– Clos du Bois Merlot and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Acai & Blueberry Flavors
– Clos du Bois Cabernet Sauvignon and BROOKSIDE dark Chocolate Goji & Raspberry Flavors
BROOKSIDE Chocolate and Clos du Bois Wine is the perfect combination to have on hand for any upcoming entertaining you plan on doing – or even for that mom “me time”!
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One lucky reader is going to win a prize pack that includes BROOKSIDE chocolates, red and white wine goblets, wine bottle caps and a corkscrew.
To enter, leave a comment below sharing which pairing you would like best! This giveaway is open to US residents 21 and over and ends at midnight EST on December 16th.
Disclaimer: Compensation was provided by BROOKSIDE Chocolate via MomTrends Media. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and are not indicative of the opinions of Brookside or Momtrends Media.
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I am a major chocoholic, so I am surprised at myself right now because I have never tried them. I need to get my hands on some 🙂
I absolutely love these BROOKSIDE chocolates, and they taste SOOO good paired with the wine! The Pinot Noir was my favorite!
I’m most interested in the Clos du Bois Merlot and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Acai & Blueberry Flavors pairing! I love those flavors and Brookside has the best chocolate and berry flavors.
I don’t think it can get any better than chocolate and wine! 🙂 Everything looks tasty.
Clos du Bois Merlot and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Acai & Blueberry Flavors would be perfect for “Me Time”!
I’ve never tried wine so I’m not sure what kind would go well with them but the pomegranate flavor of chocolates sounds delicious.
I would love the Clos du Bois Cabernet Sauvignon and BROOKSIDE dark Chocolate Goji & Raspberry Flavors.
My favorite pairing is Chardonnay and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Pomegranate
I would like the merlot and acai and blueberry combination.
Oh, these look delicious! I love chocolate and family enjoys wine from time to time. A win/win situation!
I bought these not too long ago as a treat for my husband and he loved them. My kids snuck some too and loved them. I did not think to pair them with wine, great idea.
I don’t drink alcohol so I would be horrible at the pairings. It’s so nice that all the guesswork is done for you. It sounds like a great group of combinations.
I would like Clos du Bois Pinot Noir and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Pomegranate Flavor best.
I think my favorite pairing would be the Clos du Bois Cabernet Sauvignon and BROOKSIDE dark Chocolate Goji & Raspberry Flavors
How cute is that christmas plate!?
Those chocolates are seriously the best and with the wine, it would bring out their delicious fruity middles! I must replicate this at my house.
Clos du Bois Merlot and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Acai & Blueberry Flavors
I would like the Clos du Bois Rouge and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Crunchy Clusters Berry Medley Flavors. These would be good for my daughter getting married.
I like the pairings of the Clos du Bois Rouge and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Crunchy Clusters Berry Medley Flavors.
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I’d probably like the Clos du Bois Merlot and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Acai & Blueberry Flavors pairing the best!
What a fun treat! Here’s my favorite pairing: Clos du Bois Pinot Noir and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Pomegranate Flavor.
Acai & Blueberry with the Pinot Noir!
Pinot noir and the pomegranate sounds awesome
My fave combo is Chardonnay and Dark Chocolate Pomegranate
I would like to try Clos du Bois Rouge and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Crunchy Clusters Berry Medley Flavors
The combo I like is Clos du Bois Merlot and BROOKSIDE Dark Chocolate Acai & Blueberry Flavors
Would love to try the Pinot Noir and Pomegranate!
I pick up a bag of their chocolate covered almonds every week on my grocery trips! They make for a great late night snack or even an addition to my son’s lunchbox.
Great combo!! I love Brookside chocolate, and I cannot wait until I can have a glass of wine again.
I’d love to try the Clos du Bois Cabernet Sauvignon and dark Chocolate Goji & Raspberry Flavors!!
I’m such a brookside chocolates fan. They sell them at our Local Costco and if I’m not careful, I can down an entire bag in a day or two. 🙂
The Clos du Bois Rouge and blueberry sound great
I’m not much into wine, I would pair brookside acai with ice cream