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What's the best wine match for tuna?

What's the best wine match for tuna?

Posted on September 1 2019 at 07:02

If you want a simple guideline as to which wine to pair with tuna think first about the way that it’s cooked - is it rare, seared or preserved (canned or bottled)? Then think of the style of the dish. Does it incorporate Japanese flavours? Are there other ingredients on the plate that might influence the match such as a citrussy glaze or salsa?

Tags: NOSHOW:highlight Verdicchio saké Chardonnay Sauvignon Blanc Provence rosé Cabernet Franc lightly oaked Chardonnay unoaked Chardonnay tuna pasta bake Bandol rosé Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Provençal rosé tonno e fagioli salade Niçoise tinned tuna Pouilly Fumé oaked Sauvignon Blanc Verdelho Semillon-Sauvignon glazed tuna with yuzu Sauvignon Blanc Muscadet Chablis sashimi tuna tartare raw tuna Barbera Syrah Pinot Noir red Burgundy Chinon Bourgeuil Saumur Loire red seared tuna tuna food:fish & shellfish
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Pasta with pesto and Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi

Pasta with pesto and Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi

Posted on February 8 2010 at 11:02

This past week has reminded me yet again what a great match Italian whites are for food. Their lack of obvious character means they tend not to stand out in a tasting but they explode into life with a dish.

Tags: mozzarella cheese Castelluccio lentils food:veg & salads Italy Italian whites Vermentino Gavi di Gavi Castelli di Jesi Verdicchio drink:white wine basil pesto pasta spaghetti food:pasta, rice & noodles lentil salad River Café
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