Wine with Pasta: Pairings by Sauce Type
One rule: match the wine to the sauce, not the pasta shape. Chianti with bolognese, Chardonnay with carbonara, Vermentino with pesto, Soave with vongole — every pasta sauce covered.
One rule: match the wine to the sauce, not the pasta shape. Chianti with bolognese, Chardonnay with carbonara, Vermentino with pesto, Soave with vongole — every pasta sauce covered.
Fino Sherry, Albariño, Vermentino and dry rosé work with olives. Tannic reds do not. Here is why, and the best match for every major olive variety.
Pinot Noir for porcini risotto, Barolo for truffle pasta, white Burgundy for chanterelles in butter — mushrooms and aged red wine share the same earthy vocabulary. Here is the complete…
Cabernet Sauvignon with roast leg, Malbec with grilled chops, Grenache with slow-braised shoulder, Riesling with curry — the complete guide to pairing wine with every lamb dish.
Sancerre with fresh chèvre is the benchmark, but the pairing changes with the cheese's age. Aged chèvre, ash-ripened styles, and goat brie all call for something different. The complete guide.