Produced by the Perrin Family with nearly a century of wine making legacy, and grapes sourced from the southern region of France near Cairanne and Joquieres, this full bodied, yet fresh, white wine is a blend of 50% Grenache Blanc, 20% Viognier, 15% Marsanne, 15% Roussanne.
There are green apple and kiwi aromas; with fresh grapefruit and citrus flavors upon the first sip. The finish is creamy and lush. All this suggests this wine can bridge the gap between a summer and winter white wine.
Perrin Reserve Cotes du Rhone Blanc
This wine is quite at home sipping alone on the porch, or with a meal. The diversity and crowd pleasing qualities make this a ‘go to white’ when you want something other than a Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc.
Pair this wine with fresh salads, Mediterranean and seafood dishes.
Alcohol 13%
Retails at $12 (found at Trader Joes, Washington, DC for $9.50)
From the Côtes du Rhône region of southern France
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It’s great to discover new alternatives to usual fares. Thanks for coming up with great pairing suggestions too.
Hi Eileen ! This wine sounds so delish I might just hop over to Trader Joe’s and buy a bottle today 🙂 Thank you for all the lovely wine pairings you set us up with. lent a classic touch to the meal.
This sounds like a lovely white wine. I loved learning about wine, I feel like I actually know about the region and what not. Perfect pair for the #sundaysupper!
Yes! it’s a great white blend. I’d like to try their red & rose. A lot a great values to be found out there, this wine is a steal!