Bleu Blanc Thau

Les Filets

Côtes de Thau Piquepoul & Terret

Waitrose. Very enjoyable and worked well with food. — 2 months ago

Les Vignerons de Florensac

Côtes de Thau Blanc Piquepoul Terret

Bright and crisp, lemon & sea brine, pale grapefruit. Great alone or with shellfish. — 2 years ago

E. Guigal

Côtes du Rhône White Rhone Blend 2020

Love their red so I decided to try the white Rhône blend. Really enjoyed this one. Some light grassy flavors with hints of honeysuckle. Just a wonderful little white that I will buy again. Softer than a Sauvignon blanc with more going on than a Pinot Grigio. Had with cordon bleu tonight. Paired well. — 2 years ago

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Martell

Cordon Bleu Cognac

Private Collection. Keeping 5 year plus. — 2 months ago

Marks & Spencer

Jolivé Côtes de Thau Piquepoul Terret 2020

Had it with Thai at dulce and Lincoln's — 2 years ago

Olivier & Roland Gessler

Côtes de Gascogne Colombard Blend

Paired with chicken cordon bleu, and steamed artichoke. Sort of zippy, but a good middle between Sauv blanc and Chardonnay. Fred recommended — 2 years ago

Ciel Bleu d'Aquitaine

Sauvignon Blanc 2050

Not too dry. Light fruit flavors, but not sweet. Nice balance of crisp and mellow. — 4 years ago

Gérard Bertrand

Gris Blanc Vin de Pays d'Oc Rosé 2023

UWS
8.9

20241116 Rest. Madam Bleu, Roquebrune with Wakano
Almost white in color lives up to his name.
Taste of lemon, slightly fruity with light taste of sour but definitely not sweet. Perfect for a thirsty day.
€36.00
— 6 months ago

Caves Les Vignerons de Florensac

l'Arête de Thau Piquepoul Terret 2022

High acid wine that makes food taste better. — 2 years ago

Rebuli

Cartizze Spumante Superiore Prosecoo

Very pale straw with pale green highlights and elegant tiny bubbles. Shy but inviting nose of honeysuckle and Bosc pear. Bright palate yields honeysuckle nectar, ripe pear, and a hint of flinty mineral mid palate to finish. That Glera darkness suggests itself but never fully shows, making this one of the most delightful Prosecco experiences one will ever have. Valdobbiadene is the top level of Prosecco and Cartizze is the pinnacle of Valdo. And it shows. I dare say this even works as an alternative to NV Champagne (blanc de blancs, of course). Pair with salads and pungent cheeses (I’m having pear and bleu cheese on butter lettuce) as a starter, or with a main course of light fish or poultry. Brunch is understood. Drink it when you buy it. — 4 years ago

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