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pasta and pizza
Pasta itself has a neutral flavour, so your choice of beverage will largely be influenced by the other ingredients, such as sauces, fillings and spices. To accompany pasta and pizza, it’s worth choosing a beverage that has the same level of richness as the food.
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spicy and meaty sausages
A strongly flavoured sausage is best paired with a comparably rich beverage. Another option is to counterbalance it with a light and refreshing wine or beer.
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chicken, turkey
Chicken and turkey meat is pale and lean. Light beverages usually work best with them, but the more flavour there is, the more full-bodied your drink can be.
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mushrooms
Mushrooms are very versatile. They go well with a variety of beverages, but generally work best with relatively mild wines and beers. Richly flavoured mushroom dishes can also benefit from more full-bodied beverages.
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organic
Organic production seeks to make farmland more fertile and increase biodiversity. In organic production, farmland is better able to bind the carbon dioxide in the air, which also helps to control climate change.
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Product details
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PRODUCT NUMBER916935
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ALCOHOL14.0%
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SUGAR2.0 g/l
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ACIDS5.6 g/l
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ENERGY80.0 Kcal / 100ml
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PRICE / LITRE47.07 EUR
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INGREDIENTS DECLARED BY THE PRODUCERContains sulphites
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PACKAGINGbottle
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PRODUCERRivetto
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SUPPLIERBBWINES
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SELECTIONsale-to-order selection
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Taste
Taste
Nuanced and developed reds are medium-bodied or full-bodied wines in which maturation has created notes of leather, stable, oak and herbs.
These earthy flavours and aromas become more pronounced as the wine matures and develops. Oak maturation also adds spicy and vanilla notes.
Tips for useNuanced and developed wines go well will rustic meat dishes. You can also pair them with cheese or enjoy them on their own.
Try with reindeer steak, entrecôte or hard, aged cheeses, such as Gouda, Parmesan or Manchego.
How to serveRed wines are best served slightly below room temperature, at 16–18°C. Chilling a bottle from room temperature to the perfect serving temperature takes about half an hour in a fridge.