Which wine?

[EssBee]

Generally wines with a high tannin content will react unfavourable with meats that are cooked pink - Cabernet Sauvignon grapes are typical of this unless the wine is very well aged - then we could be talking of high priced wines.
Try red wines made with Malbec grapes some of these are referred to as "The black wine of Cahors." They match quite a wide range of foods - experimentation is the name of the game. you will probably have to look in Waitrose or Majestic Wines. Good luck.

 

[Pheasant Feeder]

Many might prefer something a little fuller bodied, but I tend to enjoy a nice merlot with mine.

 

[Fowler]

Chateau neuf du Pape, Rodney

 

[libensvolenspotens]

Brunello di Montalcino! Perfetto!

 

[Torbay]

Just Find a Chilean Wine

 

[John Gryphon]

Penfolds have just released their latest Grange Hermitage,one of the great wines of the world,go`s well with venison too @ around $600 a bottle for the new release.

 

[stone]

Well
I am going to throw a cat amongst the pigeons here
Tesco's best kept secret
Their Australian red
Cheapest best quality drinking wine the world has to offer in the Uk
I know
A cheap new worlds wine that rocks
And I hav drunk some wine in my time to match my opinions against
Don't quite hit the mark like a good burgundy but then wot do you expect for Less than a fiver..... Ok cheaper than that

 

[thenose]

Any decent Claret

 

[bk]

Any decent Claret

or Burgundy
Chorey les Beaune

 

[klunk]

Just about anything red and from La Mancha.

 

[YoungGun]

St. Joseph or a decent Malbec.

 

[HWWC]

Cote du Rhone , Cote du Beaune or Croze Hermitage

 

[fraserd]

Amarone

+1... Excellent with venison!