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Most wines will pair, but stay away from sweeter wines. Also depends on how the bruschetta is made and type of sauces used. In most cases, white: Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, old world whites, or dry champagne will pair just fine. For reds: Pinot noir, a lighter Cabernet, old world reds, and blends will pair well.
If a dish has more of a Sunday roast feel, like Hugh's roast duck and gravy, I might go for a right-bank Bordeaux (merlot suits duck too). Photograph: Katherine Rose for the Guardian More rustic dishes, such as confit duck and beans, blend well with country wines from duck-populated south-west France. A regular favourite is the Domaine du Cros lo Sang del Pais Marcillac, generally around Â£10 a bottle but for some reason the Wine Society manages to offer it at Â£7.95 (12.5% abv).