Plus & Minus Pinot Noir NV
SA
$164.00 for 12 × 750ml
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Meaty fish that can even take a light red.
Seared tuna is meaty enough for a light, silky red.
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SA
$164.00 for 12 × 750ml
Murray Darling, NSW
$164.00 for 12 × 750ml
South East Australia
$83.00 for 6 × 750ml
South Eastern Australia
$176.00 for 12 × 750ml
A dry rosé is a great all-rounder for tuna and poke bowls.
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SA
$127.00 for 6 × 2L
Riverland, SA
$132.00 for 12 × 750ml
North East Victoria
$72.00 for 6 × 750ml
California, USA
$150.00 for 12 × 750ml
Dry Riesling for tuna tataki with soy, ginger and sesame.
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McLaren Vale, SA
$134.00 for 12 × 750ml
Limestone Coast, SA
$176.00 for 12 × 750ml
Eden Valley, SA
$197.00 for 12 × 750ml
Barossa, SA
$102.00 for 6 × 750ml
Bright and cool-served. Lovely with grilled tuna.
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Languedoc, France
$241.00 for 12 × 750ml
Beaujolais, France
$360.00 for 12 × 750ml
South West France
$143.00 for 6 × 750ml
Ferguson Valley, SA
$286.00 for 12 × 750ml
Rare tuna is close to steak in texture, which is why light reds work.
Heavy tannic reds; oaky whites.
Today’s picks run from $7.94 to $30.00 a bottle, chosen for value from 1,095 matching wines across the Australian retailers we compare. Six-packs and dozens are shown as a price per bottle.
Pinot Noir, Rosé and Riesling are the best matches for tuna. Seared tuna is meaty enough for a light, silky red.
Winesmiths Premium Dry Rosé 2000ml is the cheapest of today’s picks at $7.94 a bottle from Cellars. Prices are checked every 4 hours.
Heavy tannic reds; oaky whites.