Dry white wine : Our selection
Discover a meticulous selection of dry white wines from the most renowned terroirs across France and abroad. Our passion for wine drives us to offer you a unique experience, where each bottle tells a story, and each sip transports you to new horizons.
Dive into our selection and let yourself be seduced by the aromatic richness and intoxicating freshness of our dry white wines.
Whether you're looking for the perfect companion for a dinner party with friends, a special celebration or simply a moment of relaxation after a busy day, our guide will be there to help you make the best choice.
The quintessence of Chasselas
Damien Bastian
Vin de Savoie Appellation Marignan White 2022
23,90 €
A marvel!
Maison Valette
Macon Chaintré White 2017
33,90 €
At the summit of Chasselas
Damien Bastian
Vin de Savoie Appellation Marignan White 2022
20,90 €
Unbeatable quality...
Domaine de la Grange Tiphaine
Montlouis sur Loire Blanc 2022
19,90 €
One of my Favourites
Les vins de la Cadette
Vin de France White 2022
19,90 €
Vive l'aligoté!
Domaine Cruchandeau
Bouzeron White 2022
18,60 €
Supa fresh
Domaine Complemen'terre
Vin de France White 2021
17,90 €
a little aperitif white: fresh and available
Mas del Périé
Vin de France White 2022
12,80 €
Our friend Jo's vintage.
Domaine Landron
Muscadet Sèvre et Maine sur lie White 2022
16,90 €
Superb balance
Domaine du Possible
Côtes du Roussillon White 2020
20,80 €
The finesse of a Premier Cru. Natural and so pleasant...
Domaine Derain
St Aubin 1er cru White 2020
59,90 €
I LOVE IT!
Terres des nus
Vin de France White 2022
21,90 €
This is THE plot of Winery.
Jean-Baptiste Arena
Patrimonio White 2021
29,90 €
Sauvignon is magnified on flinty soils
Vincent Gaudry
AOC Sancerre White 2021
36,80 €
Sublime complexity!
Clos des Vignes du Maynes
Mâcon Cruzille White 2021
52,95 €
One of our favorites ;)
Domaine de la Grange Tiphaine
Montlouis sur Loire Blanc 2022
25,40 €
Choosing the right dry white wine
What is a dry white wine?
A dry white wine contains little or no residual sugar. As a result, it is very pleasant for wine lovers looking for wines that are rather low in sugar. This type of white wine is generally produced from fully ripe grapes and fermented until most of the sugars have been converted into alcohol, leaving little or no residual sugar in the final wine.
In short, dry white wines are often appreciated for their freshness, liveliness and ability to accompany any occasion.
Which grape varieties go into a dry white wine?
There are many varieties of dry white wine, each with its own particularity. Here are a few varieties that are sure to please.
To begin with, Sauvignon Blanc, which is often found in restaurants, is appreciated for its lively, fresh aromas of exotic fruit and herbaceous notes.
Otherwise, a classic you're all familiar with is Chardonnay, from the Burgundy region. It's a versatile Grape variety that produces a wide variety of dry whites. From fresh, mineral wines to rich, buttery ones.
Finally, you can try Pinot gris, from Alsace in France. This Grape variety brings aromas of pear, apple and almond, with moderate acidity.
How to accompany a dry white wine?
The advantage of white wine is that it's just as easy to pair with aperitifs, main courses and desserts. It's your companion for every occasion. It will delight all your guests. When you're short of ideas, take it for an aperitif with friends.
All in all, it's a perfect match for seafood and a fruity Chardonnay.
Likewise, a dry white wine from Burgundy, Alsace or Bordeaux will go well with meats such as blanquette de veau or poultry. If you're curious, try a Rhône wine.
To round off the meal, pair your dry white wine with desserts, whether fruit salad, tarts or chocolate-based desserts. Choose a Pouilly-Fumé, which will bring lightness to the palate.