Blue Apron wine pairs with their recipe and comes in smaller 500 mL bottles that are $10 a piece so they are perfect to split between two. This post is sponsored by Blue Apron. Get $60 off your first 3 boxes!
I think that title says it all! You can guess who is excited about this news : )
Blue Apron Wine
Now in addition to fresh recipes and ingredients, you can have six bottles of wine delivered to your doorstep each month. Generally you’ll receive 3 reds and 3 whites.
The bottles are 500ml, about 2/3 of a regular bottle of wine, but the perfect amount for two people. (Dontcha hate opening a big bottle on a weeknight and having leftovers or being “forced” to drink more than you need on a Tuesday? Sometimes…bwahahaha).
And you don’t necessarily have to be a food subscriber to be a wine subscriber – this is totally separate.
Blue Apron collaborates with grape growers and winemakers in all the major wine-growing regions to offer high quality wines at competitive prices. The bottles come out to about $11 each, although they contain wine of $20-25 level quality.
The cost is $65 per month for 6 bottles. Share a bottle over dinner at least once a week.
The wines come with printed tasting cards that explain everything from the grapes and region of origin to tasting and pairing suggestions, including certain Blue Apron dishes that go particularly well.
I also LOVED the back of the bottle labels – they made it so easy to know exactly what kind of wine was inside – no wine degree necessary!
I invited several friends over for a dinner party and cooked up 2 full Blue Apron recipes to pair with our six pack all in one big wine tasting event. It was a blast!!
I rarely meet a wine I don’t like, but I truly enjoyed each of the Blue Apron selections! We tasted down the flight and then paired them with the recipes. Generally the Chardonnay and Grenache won people’s choice!
I served Catfish Meunière with Jasmine Rice & Creamed Spinach along with Miso Ramen & Tempura Acorn Squash with Tatsoi & Soft-Boiled Eggs. Everyone raved about the recipes!
A HUGE thanks to my friend Gaby who was my sous chef for the evening! She cooked all the tempura squash, which was my favorite dish of the night. I couldn’t believe we made these at home!
The catfish was also sooo good. And the noodles!
Everyone raved about all the food. I put all of the recipe components out and let guests mix and match. Everything went together well.
We had six people and used two four-serving recipes and had plenty of food, FYI. Two big guys each ate an extra serving, so it was the perfect amount.
Sam @ Barrister's Beet says
Looks like a fun way to try new wines or wines you may not have chosen for yourself. I also like that they help you with pairing. Thanks for sharing!
Julie says
I wish we had Blue Apron in Canada! All the wines and food look tasty!
Liz @ I Heart Vegetables says
WOAH! That is a game changer for SURE! I love Blue Apron but I actually haven’t tried it in a little while. I’ll have to order it again and add some vino 🙂
Amanda says
Ummm game changer! Yum!!!
Grace says
Now I’m even more excited to try Blue Apron!!!
Love, love your top – such an amazing color and looks fabulous on you. If you don’t mind me asking, where’s it from?
KathEats says
Thank you, it’s Stitch Fix!
Erin @ Her Heartland Soul says
What?! Okay need in my life!!