Best Shows to Binge for Jordan Wine Lovers + Best Binge Food Pairings

With so many Americans staying home this winter, we’ve put together our list of best shows to binge watch right now on Netflix, HBO, Hulu and Amazon Prime. These are the perfect on demand television series for Jordan wine lovers because the stars drink Jordan in several episodes. We’ve also included some of our chef’s simple, wine-friendly snacks to accompany your glass of Jordan and the show. If you spot Jordan on TV, be sure to share on social media. Your binge watching photos may even qualify for our #MyJordanTable photo contest.

Best Shows to Binge Watch Right Now + Best Binge Foods from our Chef

Dead to Me

The tragicomedy web television series stars Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini as grieving women who meet at a therapy group and become unlikely friends. The ladies drank Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon and Jordan Chardonnay on season 1. Rumor has it that season 2 is dropping in spring or summer 2020.

Pair with: Jordan’s Spiced Nuts–pro tip: make a large batch and keep these cabernet-friendly spiced nuts in the pantry for later.

Grace and Frankie

A Netflix original series, Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin star as two women who bond after learning that their respective husbands leave them to get married to each other. With six seasons available on Netflix, you’ll have plenty of time to relax and indulge.

Pair with: Citrus-Marinated Olives–a delicious and vibrant wine country snack that pair beautifully with a glass of Jordan Cabernet or Chardonnay. Olives will hold up for up to one week.

Santa Clarita Diet

Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant co-star as married realtors in Netflix’s comedic horror, “Santa Clarita Diet.” While the series announced its final season in April 2019, there are still three seasons available that are totally worth the binge watching. Don’t forget the glass of Jordan Cabernet.

Pair with: Todd’s Authentic Hummus and a medley of raw vegetables–pro tip: hummus may be refrigerated for three days or held frozen for up to two months.

The Kominsky Method

Michael Douglas, Alan Arkin, Sarah Baker and Nancy Travis star in this comedic Netflix sitcom–which follows an aging acting coach who isn’t ready to give up his career in Los Angeles. A two-time Golden Globe winner, you’ll want to kick up your feet and enjoy this funny series with a glass of wine and a binge-worthy snack from your kitchen.

Pair with: our kitchen’s Citrus Spiced Fried Chicken Wings–a comforting yet unique twist to your traditional chicken wing recipe. We recommend pairing with a refreshing and crisp white wine, like Jordan Chardonnay.

Fuller House

A sequel to the fan favorite nineties television series, “Fuller House” is a modern spinoff of “Full House” and includes many returning cast members like, Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber. It’s light-hearted, a blast to the past for many and there are five seasons–so pull your favorite Jordan vintage from the cellar and enjoy this feel-good sitcom.

Pair with: an easy Garden Vegetable Tempura–because who doesn’t love a crunchy and salty TV snack?

Amazon Prime – Best Shows to Binge

Big Bang Theory

Going 13 years strong, this hilarious sitcom pairs quantum physics, dating and friendship with wine from time to time.

The League

Seven season of this semi-improvised comedy show about a fantasy football league are available to binge.

Hulu – Best Shows to Binge

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Two decades and still going strong. Lots of great episodes to binge, and a few include Jordan wine. Also available on HBO on demand.

Dollface

This newish series about a young woman who gets dumped by her longtime boyfriend was created by Jordan Weiss–maybe that explains the Jordan wine appearance.

Ray Donovan

Set primarily in Los Angeles, this crime drama series starring Liev Schreiber is now in its seventh season. Also available on Showtime.

Younger

This comedy-drama follows a 40-year-old divorcee who has to navigate a career that was built based on a fake identity used at an earlier age. Premiering on TV Land, Younger was renewed for a seventh season in 2019, making it the longest-running original series in the network’s history.