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Taco Bell may be in the midst of a makeover of its menu, but the fast food chain is still coming out out with new items as well. To celebrate the release of the Toasted Cheesy Chalupa in Canada, Taco Bell is also selling a custom made wine designed to pair with the chalupa, according to Forbes.
Taco Bell is debuting its own custom wine, Jalapeño Noir, to pair with its Toasted Cheesy Chalupa. The tantalizing combination is only available for a limited time in Canada to celebrate the launch of the menu item.
Taco Bell Canada said in a release the duo is “irresistible,” adding that “the rich taste and crunchy texture of the beloved Toasted Cheesy Chalupa complements notes of wild strawberry, cherry and beetroot in this silky limited-edition red wine.” The wine is made at an Ontario, Canada vineyard.
The wine, which is being called a collector’s item because it has three unique bottle labels, costs $25 Canadian or about $19 US. Fans can buy it on Taco Bell’s Canada website or in some locations in Ontario.
The wine won’t be sold in the United States once the same chalupa rolls out in November. However, some Taco Bell restaurants in the US sell both food and assorted boozy drinks (just not the custom wine) at its Cantina locations.
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