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Shellfish And Seafood Wine Pairing


Just like a squirt of lemon juice of a dash of vinegar elevates oysters, mussels and shrimp, wine lends its acidity to seafood to accentuate its fresh flavour reminiscent of the sea.

Pair shellfish and seafood with crisp white wine, preferably from cold or coastal regions, where the wine has evolved for centuries to be the appropriate partner for local seafood feasts.

Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, Muscadet, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc and even Riesling and lesser-known varieties, such as Clairette, Piquepoul and Semillon, are ideal with seafood dishes. Stay away from oak-aged white wine unless you cook the seafood with butter. Dry, citrusy white wine with a long mineral finish is what you need to let the seafood do the talking.

You’ll find extraordinary seafood wine in France coming from all regions, from Burgundy and Alsace to Languedoc and the Loire. And don’t forget about sparkling wine. Dry Crémant and Champagne are extraordinary when paired with crustaceans. Discover our wine selection for seafood and shellfish below and enjoy the bounty of the sea!

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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
  • Sancerre: Kevin et Karine Lauverjat Moulin des Vrilleres
    Sancerre: Kevin et Karine Lauverjat Moulin des Vrilleres
    Always a fashionable winner if you like Sauvignon. This particular wine has the merit to always please irrespective of the vintage. That has been the case for the last 25 years. It has a dry and most appealing roundness, and such a lovely lingering after-taste. At its best with fish, shellfish and goat cheese. Best drunk within 5 years, but will keep longer and will change in character.
    £26.45
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  • Savennieres: Domaine de la Ducquerie Clos de Fremine White
    Savennieres: Domaine de la Ducquerie Clos de Fremine White
    Light golden colour, with intense white flower aromas. Supple palate, with a long mouth.
    £26.95
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  • Chablis Premier Cru: Dampt Freres Vaucoupin
    Chablis Premier Cru: Dampt Freres Vaucoupin
    Complex mineral nose with aromas of fresh fruit, grapes, apple, pear and breadcrumbs. It evolves towards notes of peach, pineapple, apricot, with hints of sweet spices. The palate is fresh, precise and orchestrated by a predominantly clay minerality. The finish, supple and melted, lets express aromas of white fruits.
    £38.95
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  • Sancerre Amazing Masson-Blondelet
    Sancerre: Domaine Masson-Blondelet Amazing White
    Produced for the first time upon the great 2022 vintage, this exceptional cuvée is an handpicked selection of the ripest and finest grapes made under Pierre’s supervision during the harvest - Masson Blondelet wanted to pay a Tribute to the Amazing Terroir of Sancerre which allows them to produce outstanding wines, where elegance, citrus-fruit and minerality are key-masters. A limited edition of 1,200 bottles.
    £39.95
    £39.95
  • Saint-Romain: Domaine Coste-Caumartin Le Clos du Chateau Monopole White
    Saint-Romain: Domaine Coste-Caumartin Le Clos du Chateau Monopole White
    A touch of minerality that brings a nice freshness. Long and soft, it is nicely balanced in a harmonious finesse.
    £41.95
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  • Chablis Grand Cru: Dampt Freres Vaudesir
    Chablis Grand Cru: Dampt Freres Vaudesir
    Notes of fresh fruit (peach, pear) on the nose, crunchy, full and mineral on the palate. The complex ensemble offers harmonious and delicate flavours.
    £67.95
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  • Chablis Grand Cru: Dampt Freres Les Preuses
    Chablis Grand Cru: Dampt Freres Les Preuses
    Mineral, iodized and chalky nose with floral and fruity notes. After aeration, it evokes more complex aromas of white fruit and pear, smoky limestone, cereals and vanilla. Cherry, raspberry and pineapple complete this extremely rich olfactory bouquet. The palate is warm and generous. It is nonetheless frank, rich and luscious, with a beautiful liveliness. The whole is powerful and saline, the finish is fresh.
    £71.45
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