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Wine Pairing Guides

Ten compact expert guides distilled from 25+ years in the wine trade. Open any sample — and get one full guide free by email.

Wine-Pairing Cheatsheet

The compact everyday reference: the most important food-and-wine combinations at a glance — perfect to print for your kitchen or wine rack.

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The Grand Red Wine Guide

From Pinot Noir to Amarone: understand red wine styles, use tannin to your advantage, and find the right red for every dish.

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The Great White Wine Guide

Acidity, aroma profile, maturation: how to understand white wines from Riesling to Chardonnay and pair them precisely with food.

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Cheese & Wine

Why white wine is usually the better cheese partner — the complete matrix from fresh cheese to blue.

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Wine with Asian Cuisine

Thai, sushi, curry, Szechuan: how heat, sweetness and umami change the pairing — and which wines truly work.

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Wine for BBQ & Grilling

Roast aromas, smoke and marinades: the summer guide for grilled meat, veggies from the grate, and the perfect rosé.

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Wine Basics for Beginners

No jargon: the key terms, styles, and guidelines you need to choose and pair wine with confidence.

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Wine for Special Occasions

Pairing wines with menus, weddings, festive dinners, and gifts: the dramaturgy of wine selection from apéritif to digestif.

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Discovering Swiss Wines

Chasselas, Petite Arvine, Cornalin & more: underrated Swiss wine country and its best food partners — from Lake Zurich to Valais.

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Seasonal Pairings

The wine year as a calendar: from spring asparagus to summer grilling, autumn game, and winter fondue and festive menus.

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About this content

Editorially created and reviewed by the wine-pairing.online sommelier team led by Isidoro Celentano (MYSYMP AG, Switzerland). It is based on the 12-variable methodology (acidity, tannin, body, sweetness, aromatics, texture) building on the work of Tim Hanni MW, Gordon Shepherd and Hervé This, and on a database of 30,000+ wines, 313 grape varieties and 1,900+ regional pairings.

Last updated: August 2026

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