LongHorn Merlot

LongHorn Merlot Menu Prices, Calories & Nutrition’s

TypeStarting PriceFlavor Profile
Red wine$8.99Smooth, fruity, and versatile

Merlot


LongHorn Merlot is a smooth and versatile red wine that is served as a balanced wine option at LongHorn Steakhouse. It provides a softer taste compared to bold wines. It stands out among other wines due to its smooth and easy drinking experience. It is an ideal drink choice for those who prefer mild wines with hearty meals at LongHorn Steakhouse. It is a flexible drink for different meal combinations and recommended for both new and regular wine lovers.

This guide features detailed and accurate information about price, calories, and nutrition details about the drink. It also includes the best pairing ideas to help guests make their dining experience satisfying and memorable.

Why Choose Merlot at LongHorn?


  • Smooth and easy-to-drink red wine
  • More balanced than stronger red wines
  • Pairs with a wide variety of dishes
  • Affordable starting price at $8.99
  • Available in glass, long pour, or bottle

LongHorn Merlot Menu Prices


OptionGlass(price)LongPour(price)Bottle(price)
Silver Gate Merlot$8.99$11.49$28.50

Calories & Nutrition Facts


ServingCalories
Glass (5 oz)~120
LongPour~150–170
Bottle (750 ml)~600

Merlot Vs Pinot Noir


FeatureMerlotPinot Noir
Wine TypeRed wineRed wine
BodyMedium to full-bodiedLight to medium-bodied
Flavor ProfileSmooth, fruity, softLight, delicate, earthy
Common Fruit NotesPlum, black cherry, blackberryCherry, raspberry, strawberry
Earthy NotesMild cocoa or herbal notesMushroom, forest floor, earthy tones
TanninsMedium tanninsLow to medium tannins
AcidityMedium acidityHigher acidity
TextureSoft and velvetySilky and smooth
Alcohol ContentUsually 13.5%–15%Usually 12%–14%
SweetnessDry, but fruit-forwardDry and lighter
Calories (5 oz glass)About 120–125 caloriesAbout 120–125 calories
Best Food PairingsSteak, burgers, lamb, pastaSalmon, chicken, duck, mushrooms
Beginner FriendlyYes, very approachableYes, but more complex flavors

Allergen & Ingredient Notes


  • Gluten → Naturally gluten-free
  • Dairy → None
  • Ingredients → Fermented grapes
  • Alcohol → Contains alcohol (21+ only)

Merlot is generally free from common allergens, but always confirm if needed.

Best Pairings with LongHorn Merlot


PairingDescription
Flo’s Filet®Tender steak with smooth wine
Lemon Garlic ChickenBalanced and flavorful combo
Grilled SalmonLight seafood pairing
Wild West Shrimp®Savory contrast
Strawberries & Cream ShortcakeFruity dessert match

FAQs


Conclusion


LongHorn Merlot offers a smooth and versatile red wine experience at the affordable price of $8.99. It is a well-balanced drink that features a soft and rich taste with subtle fruit notes. It is highly recommended for both casual diners and wine lovers. It goes well with all the classic entrees of LongHorn Steakhouse. If you are planning a dinner at Longhorn, it is a worth-trying drink with your meal.

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