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White Dry Spain
PLN 47.69
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White Dry Spain
PLN 76.99
Red Semi-dry Italy
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Red Semi-dry Italy
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Red Dry Chile
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Red Dry Chile

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White Dry South africa
PLN 77.39
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White Dry South africa
PLN 39.99
Red Dry Chile
PLN 35.99
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Red Dry Chile
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Rose Dry Chile
PLN 31.90
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Rose Dry Chile

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PLN 155.00
Red Dry Italy
PLN 139.50
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Red Dry Italy
PLN 169.00
Red Dry Portugal
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Red Dry Portugal
PLN 36.99
Red Semi-sweet Italy
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Red Semi-sweet Italy
PLN 65.99
Rose Dry Spain
PLN 59.39
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Rose Dry Spain
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PLN 199.00
Red Dry New zealand
PLN 179.10
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Red Dry New zealand
PLN 62.99
Red Dry Australia
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Red Dry Australia

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Pastas

with tomato-based saucesExtremely

popular pastas with tomato-based sauces like, above all, red wines with a clear texture, matching appropriately with the acidic nature of these sauces. Wines from the Sangiovese varietal, which blends exceptionally well with the notes of tomatoes and exudes the right acidity, will be perfect in this case. Another very good direction can be the Grenache varietal.

For red meats, it is also worth trying for a clear structure with tannins for the right balance. Thus, the ideal wine for spaghetti, for example, is Cabernet Sauvignon, which combines the characteristics of a strain ideal for both structured meats and tomato sauces.

And a wine for lasagna? Also, it must be appropriately complex. Lasagne, as a dish of many layers, from meat through paste, tomato sauce, béchamel and cheese, mixes together many flavors of different intensities. A great direction can be Tuscan Chianti or Piedmontese Barbera, which are characterized by great juiciness, pronounced acidity and appropriate character

.Pasta with thick white saucesWhen

it comes to cream, creamy and butter-based sauces, it is worth going for white wines with expressive character. A particularly good direction is the Chardonnay varietal, which in a fine barrel release also manages to show off an oily structure and a buttery finish

.Pasta with se

afoodWhite wines with a non-dominant structure and a light, mineral character with a hint of acidity are best suited for seafood. Thus, for example, Spanish Albarino or Pinot Grigio from the northern Italian regions will work here. What's more, pairing with dry rosé wines will also succeed with very interesting results

.Pasta in spicy variationsThe ideal

balance for dishes enriched with numerous spicy accents is a touch of sweetness resulting from residual sugar in the chosen wine. Thus, for lighter dishes we can choose a milder Riesling or Gewurztraminer, or even a properly balanced Muscat. If, on the other hand, red meat appears on the plate, it is worth reaching for Primitivo or Australian Shiraz

.Pasta with vegetablesVegetarian

pasta based on fresh vegetables is a theme that likes white, light wines with a casual body that does not overshadow the dish itself. A suitable partner for a meal in such a combination will prove to be a Sicilian Fiano, a young Chardonnay, as well as a glass of refreshing prosecco.