Mole Sauce Experts Weigh in on the Perfect Pairing with Malbec

What is Mole Sauce?
Indulge in the rich flavors of all-natural mole sauce crafted by a passionate Mexican Chef. This artisanal sauce blends traditional ingredients like chilies, spices, and chocolate, creating a deep, complex flavor profile that elevates any dish. The vibrant notes of the mole harmoniously complement a glass of Argentinian Malbec, known for its bold fruit flavors, peppery notes and velvety tannins. The wine’s dark berry undertones accentuate the mole’s earthiness, while its acidity cuts through the sauce's richness, balancing every bite. This perfect pairing not only enhances your culinary experience but also supports small (family run) business, making each taste truly remarkable.
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The Wine:
El Enemigo, Malbec, Uco Valley, Argentina 2020
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00:00 Introduction
00:54 Presenting Chef Ernesto
02:03 Malbec from Mendoza
02:29 The Story of This Mole Sauce
03:38 Green Mole?
04:06 What can you do with Mole Sauce?
04:41 What's For Dinner?
08:42 Mole Sauce and Ice Cream
09:16 Mole Cocktails?
10:16 Mole is Healthy! Low Sugar, GF & Vegan
11:58 Get These Mole Sauces on the Website
13:32 Support Small FAMILY Business
14:57 Mole Martini?

[brewsandnews]

This is the type of business I lobe to support …. Go Ernesto

[ClaytonTheatreCompany]

I really like the idea about the ribs instead of BBq sauce 4:35

[meghanpardi]

Can’t wait to taste the mole 🤤 great episode 🎉

[hercpardi]

Another enriched episode George . Very novel . Would LOVE to taste Ernesto's Mole on my wife's homemade enchiladas . Will soon buy a couple of jars ! MUCH TX !!

[tpgm]

Good show… I always thought mole was loaded with sugar… go to know I can get some healthy stuff as well

[normanhines]

I attended a lecture on pre-Columbian cooking in South America. I asked if there were any religious connotations in their cooking. When the lecturer said no, I said so there was no holy mole.
They threw me out.