80/100
An everyday white when lychee and citrus should stay fresh.
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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83/100
A light Pinot Grigio you would buy again for pear, lychee, and a…
84/100
A Chardonnay when green apple and a little toast should meet a dry…
79/100
A brisk Sauvignon Blanc when tart fruit and a citrus finish matter…
81/100
A quiet Chardonnay when gentle fruit and a little vanilla are enough.
83/100
A Sauvignon Blanc when grapefruit, pomelo, and a saline edge are the…
81/100
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82/100
A straightforward Sauvignon Blanc when grapefruit and passion fruit…
79/100
A light, lightly sweet white for green apple and citrus, when simple…
84/100
Drinkers who enjoy a lightly sweet Riesling with bright acidity.
79/100
A soft, simple Chardonnay when apple, pear, and a touch of vanilla are…
83/100
Well chilled, when you want Sauvignon citrus and a little grass rather…
79/100
78/100
A sharp, chilled white when you want snap and can live with a pithy…
83/100
A tart Sauvignon Blanc when grapefruit and fresh herbs should still be…
77/100
A light, crisp Pinot Grigio with a faint spritz, when green apple and…
82/100
77/100
The first glass of the evening, mild cheese, or anyone who wants soft…
80/100
Seafood, salads, or a chilled aperitif when you want fruit and acid…
78/100
Weeknight white, roast chicken, or a mild cheese board when you want…
84/100
Weeknight white, mild cheese, brunch when you want oak without a heavy…