Tumblong Hills Table of Plenty Sangiovese 2023
Gundagai, NSW
$135.00 for 12 × 750ml
Food & wine pairing
Rich, meaty and cheesy: Italian reds all the way.
Acidity cuts through the cheese and matches the tomato.
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Gundagai, NSW
$135.00 for 12 × 750ml
Chianti, Italy
$197.00 for 12 × 750ml
Clare Valley, SA
$197.00 for 12 × 750ml
Puglia, Italy
$197.00 for 12 × 750ml
Montepulciano and Nero d’Avola are generous and easy-going.
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Gundagai, NSW
$135.00 for 12 × 750ml
Abruzzo, Italy
$197.00 for 12 × 750ml
Riverland, SA
$279.00 for 12 × 750ml
Firenze, Italy
$282.00 for 12 × 750ml
Bright, juicy and low in tannin.
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Langhorne Creek, SA
$238.00 for 12 × 750ml
Adelaide Hills, SA
$277.00 for 12 × 750ml
King Valley, VIC
$302.00 for 12 × 750ml
Clare Valley, SA
$304.00 for 12 × 750ml
For a big, meaty lasagne, a medium-bodied Shiraz works well.
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Riverland, SA
$132.00 for 12 × 750ml
Riverland, SA
$134.00 for 12 × 750ml
North East Victoria
$72.00 for 6 × 750ml
South East Australia
$146.00 for 12 × 750ml
Tomato is acidic, so pick a wine with acidity of its own.
Delicate whites and oaky Chardonnay.
Today’s picks run from $11.00 to $25.33 a bottle, chosen for value from 968 matching wines across the Australian retailers we compare. Six-packs and dozens are shown as a price per bottle.
Sangiovese, Southern Italian reds and Barbera are the best matches for lasagne. Acidity cuts through the cheese and matches the tomato.
Rhythm and Rhyme Shiraz NV is the cheapest of today’s picks at $11.00 a bottle from Cellars. Prices are checked every 4 hours.
Delicate whites and oaky Chardonnay.