
Burrata di Andria
14 €Datterini tomatoes, basil oil and sea salt.
VegetarianGluten-Free
An Italian wine bar sells wine, and food to go with it. This example lists six wines by the glass, each with its grape and region, and plates that suit them.
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Italian wines by the glass and Roman plates to match.
To share, with bread from the wood oven.

Datterini tomatoes, basil oil and sea salt.
Thin-sliced veal, tuna sauce and caper berries.
Whole artichokes fried crisp, with lemon and sea salt.
Three Roman rice croquettes with tomato and mozzarella.
Cut to order on the slicer by the bar.
Aged twenty-four months, with warm gnocco fritto.
Studded with pistachio, sliced paper-thin.
Pecorino Romano, Gorgonzola dolce and Taleggio, with honey.
Cured meats and cheeses for two, pickles and focaccia.
Pecorino Romano and black pepper, tossed to order.
Guanciale, egg yolk, Pecorino and black pepper.
Porcini, Parmigiano and thyme.
Savoiardi, mascarpone, espresso and cocoa.
Vanilla cream with saffron-poached pears.
A Roman sweet bun split and filled with whipped cream.
Wines by the glass; ask for the bottle list.
Chardonnay and Pinot Nero, Lombardy · bottle 52
Malvasia from the hills south of Rome · bottle 30
Crisp, with an almond finish, Marche · bottle 34
Sangiovese; cherry and violets, Tuscany · bottle 46
Roses, tar and fine tannin, Piedmont · bottle 48
Ripe plum and sweet spice, Puglia · bottle 36
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Use this templateGive the grape and region, since Italian wine names often hide both.
Say they're sliced to order, and offer a board for two.
Small plates to share with a glass, like fried artichokes or rice croquettes.
Two or three for guests who stay for dinner.
Something sweet, and a dessert wine if you pour one.
Show the glass price, and put the bottle price in the description, so guests see both.
Sangiovese; cherry and violets, Tuscany · bottle 46
Roses, tar and fine tannin, Piedmont · bottle 48
Ripe plum and sweet spice, Puglia · bottle 36
Name two or three things guests can taste, then the region.
A wonderful Italian red.
Roses, tar and fine tannin, Piedmont · bottle 48
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For a few dishes, yes. A short note like "good with the Nebbiolo" helps guests who don't know Italian wine.
Not if it's long. Show the wines by the glass, and add a button that links to the bottle list.
Yes. Sliced meats, cheese and cold antipasti need little cooking, which is why many wine bars build around them.



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