What kind of wine goes best with pastas?!


Question:

What kind of wine goes best with pastas?

I'm preparing a small party and I would like to surprise my guest with pasta and wine but I don't know what kind of wine to serve.


Answers:
Most Italian wines are produced in three main Italian regions: Piedmont (Barolo), Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Amarone, Pinot Grigio) and Tuscany (Chianti, Brunello). Also try wines from Puglie, Sicily and Sardinia (Cannonau, Vernaccia).

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http://www.lifeinitaly.com/wines/major-w...

Me, Italian.

Chianti. Or champagne...champagne cocktail!

Red wines go with red pasta sauce. If you are going with an Alfredo or butter sauce go with white.

Personally for a red I like Shiraz. White go with a Chardonnay or a Zinfandel.

If you mean "pasta with tomato sauce", get Chianti (It's very dry) or a semi-sweet red like Bully Hill Growers Red.

If you're having a white sauce like Alfredo, or chicken with your pasta, serve a fruity white wine like Chardonnay.

If you're serving shrimp or other seafood with your pasta, get a nice rose' wine.

Sounds delicious!

Try Chianti"s Rufinno.

there isn't an easier answer unfortunately. It depends on the pasta that you are serving. If you ar serving a hearty pasta with red sauce/meat sauce, I would do a nice chianti from italy or a sangiovese maybe from Silverado or Luna in Napa.

Fettucini alfredo though on the other hand would not work with red, a nice chardonnay or pinot grigio would work better and better complement the flavors of the rich cheese sauce.

i make a light tomato and peas sauce and it goes best with Sauvignon Blanc.

I recommend the "Old Cellar Door" which is a traditional method Champagne-like sparkling wine from Konzelmann Estate Winery.




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