White · French
Crouze Tradition Pouilly Fuisse
750 mL
$24.99
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At a Glance
Crisp orchard fruit and citrus lead the way in this white wine from French. In the glass, it shows bright, refreshing acidity and a clean finish. A natural match for lighter fare and seafood.
About This Wine
What It Is
Experience the elegance of Crouze Tradition Pouilly Fuisse, a quintessential expression of Chardonnay from the heart of Burgundy.
Chardonnay is the world's most popular white grape. It ranges from crisp and mineral (like Chablis) to rich and buttery when aged in oak, as in many California styles.
- Style
- Chardonnay
- Region
- French
- Size
- 750 mL
- Serves
- about 5 glasses (5 oz pours)
- Typical ABV
- 13–14.5%
How It Tastes
- Aroma
- The bouquet reveals enticing aromas of ripe pear, lemon zest, and subtle hints of toasted hazelnuts.
- Palate
- On the palate, it showcases a vibrant acidity balanced with creamy textures, offering flavors of stone fruits and a touch of minerality.
- Finish
- The finish is long and refreshing, leaving a lingering note of citrus and a whisper of oak.
Body
LightFull
Sweetness
DrySweet
Acidity
SoftCrisp
Oak
UnoakedOaky
How to Enjoy It
- Serve
- Serve lightly chilled at around 50-55°F to fully appreciate its complexity.
- Glass
- A medium-sized white wine glass
- Best enjoyed young, but can be cellared for a few years for added depth.
- Perfect for a summer picnic or a casual dinner party.
Great With
- Grilled sea bass with lemon butter
- Creamy risotto with wild mushrooms
- Goat cheese salad with walnuts and honey.
Tasting notes, strength, and serving tips describe what's typical for this style. Every bottle has its own character — ask our team if you'd like a personal recommendation.
