BBQ Edit

Q: What wines are best for a BBQ?

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Q: Can you chill red wine for a BBQ?

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Great food deserves great wine. But it shouldn’t be complicated.

Our BBQ Edit is all about bottles that work effortlessly with grilled food, warm weather and long, relaxed afternoons. Think crisp whites, refreshing rosé and reds you can slightly chill. Wines that are easy to open, easy to enjoy and even easier to go back for another glass.

These are the bottles you bring to the table, pour generously and don’t overthink. Just good wine that keeps pace with the food and the moment.

Whispering Angel, Chateau d'Esclans, Côtes de Provence (2024)

£21.00

By Ott, Domaines Ott Cotes de Provence Rose, 75cl, 2022 - The Fulham Wine Company

By Ott Rosé, Domaines Ott (2024)

£23.00

Dog Point Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough 2023 - The Fulham Wine Company

Dog Point Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough (2024)

£19.75

Sand Boy Albariño, Rías Baixas

£15.75

Broglia La Meirana Gavi di Gavi - The Fulham Wine Company

Broglia La Meirana Gavi di Gavi (2024)

£18.00

Joel Gott Unoaked Chardonnay, 2022 - The Fulham Wine Company

Joel Gott Unoaked Chardonnay, California (2022)

£17.00

Mahi Marlborough Pinot Noir - 75cl - The Fulham Wine Company

Mahi Pinot Noir, Marlborough (2023)

£23.50

Adega Ponte da Boga Albariño, Ribeira Sacra - The Fulham Wine Company

Adega Ponte da Boga Albariño, Ribeira Sacra (2024)

£20.00

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Ted Pinot Noir, Mount Edward, Central Otago - The Fulham Wine Company

Ted Pinot Noir, Mount Edward, Central Otago (2022)

£24.50

Produttori del Gavi Mille951 Gavi del Comune di Gavi DOCG - The Fulham Wine Company

Mille951 Gavi del Comune di Gavi, Produttori del Gavi, Piedmont (2024)

£16.50

Whispering Angel Magnum, Chateau d'Esclans, Côtes de Provence (2024)

£47.50

Dog Point Pinot Noir, Marlborough 2021 - The Fulham Wine Company

Dog Point Pinot Noir, Marlborough (2022)

£30.50

What makes a good BBQ wine?

Choosing the best wines for a BBQ is all about balance.

BBQ food is bold. You’ve got grilled meats, smoky flavours and rich marinades. The right BBQ wines need to cut through that richness and keep things fresh. That’s why lighter, more vibrant styles work so well.

Crisp white wines, dry rosé and fruit-forward reds are the go-to choices for a BBQ. They’re refreshing, easy to drink and pair effortlessly with a wide range of dishes.

Best wines for BBQ food

If you’re wondering what to serve, keep it simple.

For white wine, Sauvignon Blanc and other crisp styles are ideal BBQ wines. They refresh the palate and work well with grilled chicken, seafood and salads.

Rosé wine is one of the best all-round BBQ options. Dry, pale rosé pairs with almost everything, from vegetables to grilled meats.

For red wine, lighter styles are best. Pinot Noir and Grenache are perfect BBQ wines, especially when served slightly chilled. They bring plenty of flavour without overpowering the food.

Serving BBQ wines

Serving your BBQ wines correctly makes a big difference.

Most white wines and rosé should be well chilled before serving. For red wine, don’t be afraid to cool it slightly, especially in warm weather. Lighter reds are far more refreshing when served just below room temperature.

If you’re hosting outdoors, a good cooler makes all the difference. A Fieldbar Cooler keeps your wines at the right temperature for hours, so every glass is as good as the first.

Why buy BBQ wines from Fulham Wine Company?

We focus on BBQ wines that people actually enjoy drinking.

Every bottle in this collection has been selected because it works with food and is easy to come back to for another glass. No complicated choices, just reliable wines that suit the occasion.

With fast UK delivery options and secure packaging, it’s easy to get the best wines for your BBQ delivered in time for the weekend.

FAQs About BBQ Edit

What wines are best for a BBQ?

Crisp whites, dry rosé and lighter reds work best. They stay fresh and pair well with a range of foods.

Can you chill red wine for a BBQ?

Yes. Lighter reds like Pinot Noir or Grenache are better slightly chilled, especially in warm weather.

Is rosé a good choice for BBQs?

Absolutely. Dry rosé is one of the most versatile options and works with most grilled foods.

How many bottles should I buy?

Plan for more than you think. BBQ wines are easy to drink and tend to go quickly.

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