Tumblong Hills Table of Plenty Sangiovese 2023
Gundagai, NSW
$135.00 for 12 × 750ml
Food & wine pairing
Tomato-based pasta wants an Italian red with fresh acidity.
Savoury cherry and fresh acidity cut through rich ragu and lasagne.
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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
Juicy and easy, with low tannin. Lovely with meatballs.
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Gundagai, NSW
$135.00 for 12 × 750ml
Abruzzo, Italy
$197.00 for 12 × 750ml
Adelaide Hills, SA
$277.00 for 12 × 750ml
Emilia Romagna, Italy
$233.00 for 12 × 750ml
Savoury and medium-bodied. Works well with slow-cooked meat sauces.
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Barossa, SA
$102.00 for 6 × 750ml
SA
$206.00 for 12 × 750ml
Clare Valley, SA
$109.00 for 6 × 750ml
Riverina, NSW
$110.00 for 6 × 750ml
Soft and plummy for anyone who finds Italian reds too sharp.
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Riverland, SA
$134.00 for 12 × 750ml
North East Victoria
$72.00 for 6 × 750ml
South East Australia
$146.00 for 12 × 750ml
Denmark, WA
$160.00 for 12 × 750ml
Use a splash of the same wine in the sauce. It ties the meal together.
Big, oaky Cabernet can taste harsh with tomato.
Today’s picks run from $11.17 to $23.08 a bottle, chosen for value from 199 matching wines across the Australian retailers we compare. Six-packs and dozens are shown as a price per bottle.
Sangiovese & Chianti, Barbera & Montepulciano and Tempranillo are the best matches for bolognese and tomato pasta. Savoury cherry and fresh acidity cut through rich ragu and lasagne.
Angove Long Row Merlot 2023 is the cheapest of today’s picks at $11.17 a bottle from Cellars. Prices are checked every 4 hours.
Big, oaky Cabernet can taste harsh with tomato.