The mouth-feel: think dark cherry, blackberry, vanilla, and cocoa, combined with hints of leather and spice. The red wine blend comes from Paso Robles, and is a blend of Syrah, Tempranillo, and Petite Sirah.
The “Game of Thrones” Pinot Noir, meantime, comes from Oregon, and features ripe, rich fruit flavors balanced by subtle earthiness, and lingering hints of vanilla, spice, and toasted oak in the background. The Chardonnay is produced in California’s Central Coast and features notes of stone fruit and white blossoms, along with the aroma of peaches, apricots, tangerine, and Meyer lemon. Whether they’re raising their glasses to the spoils of victory or toasting to a new alliance, there’s been no shortage of wine being shared over the past seven seasons of “Game of Thrones.” Capitalizing on this, the show has launched an official wine collection, that features a Chardonnay, a Pinot Noir, and a red wine blend. Sizes in the Game of Thrones x John Varvatos collection range from S to XXL, with pants running from (European) sizes 46 to 54. “To have this opportunity to collaborate is a dream come true.” “From the very first episode, I have been inspired by the incredible costumes in ‘Game of Thrones,'” Varvatos said in a statement. Each piece in the collection is finished with an exclusive GOT x JV collaboration tag. Made from 100% sheepskin, the jacket’s interior lining is printed with an illustration of the Iron Throne. Prices range from $98 for a graphic tee (featuring House sigils) to $2,698 for the piece de resistance - a hand-burnished and distressed leather jacket inspired by the stark landscape of Winterfell. The warmth is channeled through fine details, like hand-dyed fabrics, rich prints, and lush textures.
Menswear powerhouse John Varvatos is channeling his rugged, rock and roll aesthetic into a new collaboration inspired by the landscapes and characters from “Game of Thrones.” The limited-edition collection features 11 pieces rendered in gritty, muted earth tones reminiscent of the barren landscape of Westeros.
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