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Pinot Blanc

The Pinot Blanc grape, which is mostly grown in the Alsace region, is normally used to make the wine of the same name, or Cremant d'Alsace. The grape holds a refreshing, medium body, with crisp, dry tones of apples, honey and yeast. The best food pairings include; seafood or lightly flavoured meats. It is recommended to avoid spicy or foods full of flavour.


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  • Pinot Blanc: Joseph Cattin
    Pinot Blanc: Joseph Cattin
    Pinot Blanc is certainly the best all-rounder wine from the Alsace range. This wine presents with a pale lemon dress, a nose of crisp green apples, with an undertone of floral sweet white blossom. A long, refreshing finish that can be enjoyed on its own or making the perfect accompaniment.
    £15.45
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  • Crémant d'Alsace: Joseph Cattin Brut Cattin White
    Crémant d'Alsace: Joseph Cattin Brut Cattin White
    This Cremant's sparkling character and well-balanced fruit make it the ideal partner for all memorable occasions.
    £18.95
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  • Cremant d'Alsace: Joseph Cattin Grande Cuvee
    Cremant d'Alsace: Joseph Cattin Grande Cuvee
    Fine bubbles, with an intense aroma palette on the nose. Light, delicate and fruity on the palate, with nuances brought by buttery notes. Beautiful length in the mouth.
    £25.95
    £25.95