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| I usually go for a vanilla martini or two just before the oven is ready and all the ingredients are lined up with some jazz in the background, then crack open a bottle of Chianti just as we are starting the pizza's then maybe a small Zambuca afterwards. Back when I grew up in Canada it was definitly Beer and Pizza but here in Thailand the beer doesn't go with pizza quite like a case of 50. To be honest I haven't tried it yet I am quite happy with the wine. I imagine corona would be nice. |
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| Mmmmm, Chianti Classico, with the rooster label just below the cork and foil. It goes superbly with any red sauce Italian dish. Dry and oakie. Not always the best quaf by itself but awesome with a great meal. A cheap super Tuscan or Valpolicella works just as well. Someone mentioned Nero di Avola from Sicily....... another good choice. During my years in Sicily, you could go to a local co-op wine dispenser that used a gasoline type pump to give you 10 or so liters at a time. You just pull in, just like a gas station and pull out your container. The man sticks the nozzle in your vessel and fills you up (il pieno, if I remember correctly). Costs nothing compared to bottled. Not the best, but what an awesome experience!
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| I normally enjoy pizza and beer, but when I tried this one particular Zifandel I was blown away by its incredible flavor. Approx $14, flavor was deep, rich and could go perfect with pizza. It is Klinker Brick Winery 2005. From the Lodi California area.
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#24
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| I'm a big fan of stouts...Guinness being my favorite. Occasionally I'll get a variety pack of Great Lakes Brewery beers, Edmund Fitzgerald porter being my #1. Careful with the little four pack of Blackout Stout... it lives up to its name. Great Lakes Brewing Company, Cleveland, Ohio |
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| Oh, I forgot one. Depending on the vintage, a $20ish bottle of Luigi Righetti Amarone is absolutley out of this world with any red sauce, including pizza. I usually order my better wines from Bevmo.com, as there isn't a wine shop within 40 miles of here. G.
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| That corona would go well with a white pie... maybe a jack / provolone cheese with lime zest, fresh jalapeno or chile pepper (to taste) and grilled chicken, maybe a little onion The great thing about pizza is that you have unlimited food and beverage pairing possibilities based on how you top that dough! |
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| Interesting thread. My turn to pipe in. I enjoy beer, but wine is the ultimate food drink. Especially Italian wines, which typically have a bright acidity to counterbalance most foods, especially with a tomato base. Although chianti is an easy first choice (easy to find), I would suggest drinking what they drink in Naples (this is pizza, afterall). Naples is in the Campania region of Italy. If you can find them, the indigenous white varietals from this regoin (Greco di Tufo, Fiano, or Falanghina) pair absolutely beautifully with pizza . If you are set on red, I'd suggest a Barbera (which is often referred to as the "pizza wine") or primitivo (a red grape related to california's zinfandel) |
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| If it's hot, beer. Otherwise, give me red wine And I'm willing to do both.....
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| My wife's vote goes to dry italain white (sauve or prosecco usually). In the current climate (The UK is currently experiencing it's annually alloted 2 weeks of sunshine) my moneys on Beer - Peroni (pony after a few) or the cheapest stubby french beers know to man (anyone know why no matter how many of these you drink and how strong they say they are, you never feel drunk?) other wise a summer cooler (eg Rhubarb Mule: ginger wine, lemonade, lime, mint and Rhubarb vodka) or San perigrino mineral water mmmm tasty Last edited by mmmhumous; 05-15-2008 at 07:07 PM. |
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| Molten Core / Burning Embers / Lava Lamp or in this case Oven Coal Make a batch of jello shots (strawberry, cherry or whatever floats your boat)with vodka or tequila of course. Crumble or slightly chop a couple of shots and place in a glass. Pour champagne or ginger ale in glass and enjoy. For a variation add to a screw driver or tequila sunrise, the possibilities are endless. Cant say it goes with pizza but it goes with the mood of the fire burning. As for with pizza goes my personal choice has always been Root Beer.
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