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Use any sweet red wine as a substitute in your recipe. |
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What can I use as a substitute for port wine in a sauce? (The entree is beef tenderloin.)
Port is simply a fortified, sweet red wine. Originally, it was produced in Portugal, and comes in several varieties, including the fancy vintage (which you would not use for cooking), tawny, and ruby.
