When looking to pick a wine to go with steak, you have a few options. The type of wine is dependant on how you cook the steak, although there are a few common steak wines.

If you are simply serving a plain piece of steak, the most common wine would be either a Cabernet or a Bordeaux Blend.

A medium-weight wine with a lot a spice and fruity flavors, called Rioja, goes great with steak on the grill. Most people will serve this wine too cold; so make sure you serve it just below room temperature at about 60ish degrees F.

Typically, white wine or rose wines will not go good with steak no matter how you cook it.

Stick to a red wine and be adventurous when trying new spices and fruit flavored wines.

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