The best of dry white wine
Explore our selection of dry white wines, ideal for accompanying your meals and enhancing your wine-tasting moments. Discover a diversity of noble grape varieties, carefully selected by our sommelier to offer fresh, mineral and refined aromas to suit all palates. Whether you're looking for a dry white wine for an aperitif, a dinner with friends, or simply to enjoy a moment of conviviality, our selection will meet your expectations.
And if you prefer fruitier white wines, take a look at our selection of sweet and syrupy white wines.
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Antoine Arena
Patrimonio White 2013
49,90 €
45,90 €
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Domaine de la Grange Tiphaine
Touraine Amboise White 2024
29,90 €
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A high-altitude terroir
Chateau de Béru
Chablis White 2023
43,50 €
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Beautiful presence
Fanny Sabre
Beaune Village White 2023
49,90 €
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Coulée de Serrant
Coulée de Serrant White 2022
€85.00
€76.20
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Dense and fruity
Château Barouillet
Vin de France White 2024
13,50 €
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Coup de coeur!...A delicious delight.
Domaine Jérôme Jouret
Vin de France White 2025
14,10 €
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What energy!
Domaine Les Terres Blanches
Anjou White 2024
19,90 €
An extremely racy Sauvignon
Domaine de la Grange Tiphaine
Touraine White 2023
29,90 €
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Magnificent tension
Axel Domont
Vin de France White 2023
€40.00
€35.00
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A GREAT GASTRONOMIC WINE
Domaine aux Moines
Vin de France White 2025
26,90 €
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2024 full of energy!
Domaine des Albatros
Roussette de Savoie White 2024
30,50 €
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Domaine de la Sénéchalière
Vin de France White 2024
21,90 €
18,90 €
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Explosive and frank! Sublime. To be rediscovered as a matter of urgency
Domaine Marcel Richaud
Cairanne White 2024
24,90 €
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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.
