46 pairings
Grenache
Pissaladiere with Chateau Simone Palette Rose: Onion-and-anchovy tart finds a peer in the wine's blood orange and almond-paste register.
Food pairing
174 pizza pairings our editors wrote for 174 bottles in 34 wine regions, each with the reason it works.
Across 174 pizza pairings on 174 of our bottle pages, the grapes our editors pour most often are Grenache (46), Syrah (39), Cinsault (26) and Sangiovese (17). For example, Chateau Simone Palette Rose from Provence with pissaladiere: Onion-and-anchovy tart finds a peer in the wine's blood orange and almond-paste register.
By style: red 95, rosé 37, white 34, sparkling 5, orange 2 of the 174 pairings.
The wines that turn up most: Alsace, Sicilia, Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo, Qualitaetswein trocken, AOC Bandol, Bellet.
46 pairings
Pissaladiere with Chateau Simone Palette Rose: Onion-and-anchovy tart finds a peer in the wine's blood orange and almond-paste register.
39 pairings
Pissaladiere with Mas de Cadenet Arbaude Rose: Onion-and-anchovy tart picks up the wine's red-currant lift and saline grip.
26 pairings
Pissaladiere with Domaine Hauvette Amethyste Rose: Onion-and-anchovy tart pairs with the wine's blood orange and saline grip.
17 pairings
Pizza Margherita with Isole e Olena Chianti Classico: Sour-cherry acidity matches tomato sweetness.
13 pairings
Tarte flambee with Albert Boxler Sommerberg Riesling L: Cream-bacon flatbread with sharp Sommerberg Riesling.
12 pairings
Margherita pizza with Poggio Badiola: Soft Merlot tannin and Sangiovese acid both work with tomato-mozzarella.
12 pairings
Wood-fired pizza with La Reserve: Mid-weight La Clape and tomato-base pizza is a classic match.
10 pairings
Pissaladiere with Domaine de Terrebrune Bandol Rose: The Nicoise onion-anchovy-olive tart finds a peer in the rose's salt and savoury herb.
The best-rated pairings, one per producer and no more than two from any one region, so the list travels.
Onion-and-anchovy tart finds a peer in the wine's blood orange and almond-paste register.
The estate lists pizza; beeswax and quince stand up to baked cheese and tomato.
Silky tannins and freshness suit tomato and sheep's cheese.
Cream-bacon flatbread with sharp Sommerberg Riesling.
Provençal anchovy-onion tart finds a fresh, fruit-driven counterpoint in Sunier's Gamay.
Sour-cherry acidity matches tomato sweetness.
Vinhão's tomato-friendly acidity and low alcohol make it a versatile pizza red.
A dry, firm rosato handles salt and cheese fat.
Tillingham serves pizza in its own bar; the wine's acidity and fine bead cut through cheese and char.
Crisp acidity slices the creme-fraiche richness while the wine's fruit complements smoky bacon.
Tomato sweetness meets sour-cherry acid.
Garrigue notes and lush fruit echo the Provencal toppings.
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Across 174 pizza pairings on 174 of our bottle pages, the grapes our editors pour most often are Grenache (46), Syrah (39), Cinsault (26) and Sangiovese (17). For example, Chateau Simone Palette Rose from Provence with pissaladiere: Onion-and-anchovy tart finds a peer in the wine's blood orange and almond-paste register.
Most often red: of the 173 pizza pairings, the split by style is red 55%, rosé 21%, white 20% and sparkling 3%. The bottles below show which of each work and why.
The regions with the most pizza pairings on our bottle pages are Provence, Alsace and Tuscany.