What wines pair well with vegetarian dishes? What wines pair well with vegetarian or vegan dishes? White wines?
I was brought up in the fashion that one served red wine with beef and white wine with most fish dishes. But vegetarian dishes are something all together.


  Vegetarian Dish Pairing
  
  White Wines
  
  Pinot Gringo
  
  
  Veggie wraps 
  
  
  bright salads 
  pasta with cream sauce
  bruchetta
  
  
  
  Chardonnay
  
  
  Starchy foods such as potatoes or risotto
  
  
  Spring peas
  Corn 
  Roasted vegetables
  
  
  
  Riesling
  
  
  Thai food
  
  
  Curry
  Summer BBQ
  Cashews
  Mexican Dishes
  
  
  
  Gewurztraminer
  
  
  German foods
  Cheeses
  Cajun Cuisine
  Kimchee
  Indian Cuisine
  
  
  Red Wines
  
  Chianti
  
  
  Pasta with tomato sauce
  Caprese
  Veggie pizza
  
  
  Merlot
  
  
  Veggie Burgers 
  Olives
  Avocados
  
  
  Cabernet Sauvignon
  
  
  Lentil Soup
  Garlic
  Walnuts
  Eggplants
  
  
  Pinot Noir
  
  
  Mushrooms
  Bread and olive oil
  Mediterranean Foods
  
  
  Quick Guide to Vegetarian Wine Pairings


Pairing rules are not set in stone, but there are a few friendly guidline to follow.


  Match Wine Flavors With Food Flavors
  
  Specific body and color types and their flavors are also elements to consider when you are pairing vegan foods and wine. For example, when choosing white wine, a light-bodied flavor, such as Vermentino, Pinot Grigio and Viognier all go well with pasta dishes, salads and stir-fry vegetables because they will not overpower the modest flavor of these foods. If you are barbecuing veggie burgers or preparing baked potatoes on the grill, consider choosing a classic white Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc or Riesling, which make a fine complement to the taste of grilled foods. 
  
  If you prefer red wine, then go with Granache for veggie burgers and sweet potatoes, and try a Merlot for olive-based dishes and grilled asparagus. The most important aspect of pairing wine with a vegan meal is to choose flavors that will not overpower the food. For example, avoid pairing a robust, full-bodied red wine with a simple summer salad or pairing a sweet wine with a tart pesto and lemon dish. 
  
  While you might make a few errors when you first start pairing wines and vegan dishes, you should never be afraid to experiment and come up with a few interesting combinations of you own. - 5 Tips for Pairing Wines With Vegan Dishes


And by the way: Bon Appetite!