Pairings New York Strip Steak
New York Strip Steak

New York Strip Steak

Food

Classic strip loin cut

Best wine varietals

1

Cabernet Sauvignon

Cabernet Sauvignon's bold tannins complement the rich, fatty texture of New York Strip Steak.

2

Barolo

Barolo's strong tannins and acidity balance the steak's savory flavors and fat content.

3

Malbec

Malbec offers dark fruit and smoky notes that enhance grilled or seared steak flavors.

4

Merlot

Merlot's soft tannins and plum flavors pair well with the steak's juicy, tender meat.

Best cocktails with this

1
Scotch Old Fashioned

Scotch Old Fashioned

Old Fashioned glass • Medium • 5 min

smoke/bitter/sweet — rich, smoky backbone and bitter-sweet orange cut through steak fat

Score: 95
2
Scotch Islay Old Fashioned

Scotch Islay Old Fashioned

Rocks Glass • Medium • 5 min

smoke/bitter/sweet — peaty intensity matches char; bitters & sugar highlight beef richness

Score: 93
3
Scotch Smoky Vieux Carré

Scotch Smoky Vieux Carré

Old Fashioned glass • Medium • 5 min

smoke/bitter/herbal — complex, savory layers (bitter & herb) echo steak’s savory character

Score: 92
4
Scotch Speyside Manhattan

Scotch Speyside Manhattan

Coupe • Medium • 5 min

smoke/sweet/bitter — vermouth & bitters add herbal tannin-like weight to stand up to the cut

Score: 90
5
Scotch Smoky New York Sour

Scotch Smoky New York Sour

Rocks glass • Medium • 10 min

acid/tannin/smoke — lemon brightness with red-wine float gives acid & tannin to cut fat

Score: 88
6
Blood and Sand

Blood and Sand

Cocktail Glass • Medium • 5 min

sweet/acid/bitter — fruit & Campari bitterness balance richness and add brightness

Score: 85
7
Scotch Paper Plane

Scotch Paper Plane

Coupe • Medium • 5 min

bitter/acid/smoke — Aperol & lemon provide bitter-citrus lift to fatty, savory steak

Score: 82
8
Scotch Smoky Cameron’s Kick

Scotch Smoky Cameron’s Kick

Rocks glass • Medium • 5 min

smoke/heat/herbal — ginger spice and rosemary add warmth and herbaceous contrast to beef

Score: 80