86/100
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A rounded still white when you want weight and a fresh finish.
Wine
Nonalcoholic white wine
Every white wine in the cellar. A score means The Dry Standard tasted the bottle. A research record is sourced facts without a score. 129 cataloged, 82 tasted, 47 research records.
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Updated November 2026.
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86/100
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A barrel-aged Chardonnay pour when orchard fruit and oak matter more…
86/100
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A light white when you want dry structure and a little savory turn at…
83/100
An off-dry Pinot Grigio when orchard fruit and lemony lift matter more…
84/100
A buttery Chardonnay when toast and oak should meet a tart finish.
81/100
An everyday glass when Pinot Grigio should stay soft, fresh, and in…
84/100
A dry Sauvignon Blanc when lemon, peach, and lively acidity are…
84/100
An easy glass when you want aromatic Riesling without weight.
85/100
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Anyone who wants fruit-forward, gently off-dry Sauvignon Blanc more…
84/100
A chilled still white with lighter food or seafood, when freshness…
81/100
A chilled glass when you want Sauvignon fruit without a dry snap.
84/100
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86/100
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An off-dry Riesling for the drinker who comes for the acidity and the…
81/100
An off-dry Riesling when lemon, pear, and a citrus-mineral finish…
81/100
A gentle Sauvignon Blanc when passion fruit should be pleasant and the…
83/100
A Chardonnay when you want flowers and a crisp finish more than oak…
81/100
A fruit-forward white when you want the sweetness and can accept that…
84/100
A Sauvignon Blanc when citrus and a light herbal note should last past…
87/100
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A Verdejo when melon should linger and the glass should feel finished.
A Chardonnay when you want citrus, a buttery middle, and a saline edge.
83/100
A gentle, slightly sweet Riesling when apricot and a soft texture…
77/100
87/100
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A Chardonnay drinker who wants butter, oak, and a finish that actually…