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October 06, 2020
A steaming hot pizza paired with the right bottle of wine is one of life’s simple pleasures. Pizza is a complete meal featuring nearly all the major food groups, it can be simple or highly creative. Pizza is communal and brings people together as does wine. All of this can be raised to a new level when paired together and it’s pretty easy.
Considering pizza is simple, unpretentious, and universally loved, some of the best wines to pair with it are every-day Italian table wines. These wines tend to be low-tannin, bright, and savory-fruited and usually easy on the wallet. Big, tannic, or structured wines (California Cabernet, Zinfandel, Bordeaux, or even Brunello) can come across as overpowering with pizza and should be saved for another meal. Everyday Italian reds such as Barbera, Dolcetto, Chianti, or a Montepulciano Rosso work great as they pair well with tomatoes, feature dark and savory fruit, and some earth notes. Think mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, mushrooms, and onion to name a few. Want to be adventurous? Try a fruity Lambrusco with pizza, the bubbles add a refreshing component and work great. These wines are flexible enough to work with a veggie pizza or pesto.
We eat a lot of pizza in our house and love to experiment with pizza and wine pairings. We’ve come up with a great list. When pizza night comes up at your house, be sure to have some tasty wines ready so you too can experience the pure joy of wine and pizza.
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June 20, 2024
The Peloponnese, a peninsula and geographic region in Southern Greece is wine country and a beautiful place with hills dropping into turquoise waters folded into a pleasing Mediterranean climate. As the “cradle of western civilization,” Greece has been making wine, well, forever. The wines have come a long way recently along with the ability to get our hands on the traditional and smaller-production wines.
December 13, 2018
The wines of Burgundy are often a mystery to many wine drinkers. The information offered on the labels as well as the detailed manner in which the wines are classified in this famous region can often add to the confusion. Volumes of books have been written about the special terroir and how and what makes these wines and the Burgundy region so special. If you haven’t tried them, don’t shy away from the unknown.
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