A PAIRING GUIDE
What wine goes with pecorino?
Pecorino: Sangiovese.
The short answer
For pecorino, start with Sangiovese. Why it works: the tannin in these wines grips fat and protein, so a rich pecorino softens them and the fruit comes forward.
The wines to reach for
- Sangiovese: cherry, savory, bright acid. Sangiovese is full-bodied, with firm tannin and high, racy acidity, finishing dry. A little oak is common. Home turf: Chianti Classico, Montalcino.
Where to look
Good places to find these styles include Brunello di Montalcino and Tuscany.
The same wines also suit
Quick answers
What wine goes with pecorino?
Sangiovese. the tannin in these wines grips fat and protein, so a rich pecorino softens them and the fruit comes forward.
Red or white wine with pecorino?
Red: Sangiovese.
Pairing logic from the Sommurai pairing engine and the grape facts of our table. Taste is personal: treat this as a starting point.
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