I am a lover of Sauvignon Blanc and enjoy tasting ones that are crisp with lemongrass undertones. I normally steer towards the New Zealand brands, but was recently surprised to find one from France with the perfect balance of tropical flavors and herbs. Pyrene Cuvee, the color is a medium gold, and the body is slightly fuller than the normal white wines I tend to drink. It leaves a slight linger of earthy tones on the palate while balancing well with grapefruit undertones. It is a blend of Sauvignon Blanc, Colombard, and Gros Manseng.
* The price point is $11.25-13.50
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I also can never go wrong with a New Zealand sauvignon blanc. it is amazing how different they are from any other. I had one recently from South Africa, because the restaurant I was at did not have a New Zealand… it was so bad, and it cost me $11 a glass! thanks for the tip.
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I’m the same but I tried this at a restaurant and fell in love! It’s a really great blend!
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