The one wine that pairs best with a bolognese

When it comes to bolognese sauce, this indulgent dish pairs best with a bold, acidic wine that effectively cleanses the palate between bites, ensuring that each forkful is a delightful experience. For this reason, Jenna Ruggiero, co-owner of Fresco by Scotto, highly recommends a specific unique red wine to accompany the dish. "Bolognese pairs wonderfully with a hearty Barolo," Ruggiero states.
Crafted from 100% Nebbiolo grapes, this robust Italian wine is celebrated for its rich, well-balanced flavor profile, making it a perfect match for even the most substantial dishes. The DOC designation indicates that this wine must be aged in barrels for at least three years, resulting in a smoother, more flavorful product. This blend of sophisticated characteristics has led everyone from Italian nobility to sommeliers to name Barolo as their top choice among Italian wines. So, if you spot this on the menu at an Italian restaurant, don’t hesitate to order it. Of course, this is subjective, so if you haven’t yet experienced this wine, why not pair it with a pappardelle bolognese and see how it complements the dish?
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