Happy #winewednesday everyone! Just in time for dinner, the latest wine suggestion is here. Have you ever had Picpoul or Piquepoul before? What are your thoughts on this region and wine? Would you try it? Share here!
The Total Wine & More near me (Long Beach, CA) almost always has a Picpoul in stock. It's one of my favorites to drink during the warmer months. Great with seafood.
I love Picpoul de Pinet. It's my house white. Don't see how it compares to Pinot Grigio, would have thought Muscadet. I've grown fond of Florensac's version
Thanks for watching! Here in the United States everyone drinks light, acidic Pinot Grigio from northern Italy so it was the most familiar comparison I could think of. Cheers!
Yes, but it tends to be more full-bodied and sometimes oak-aged, which is not typical of the French version. Americans have a different sensibility with wine, we tend to prefer bigger and bolder styles, so the Domestic versions are more tailored to our market.
Happy #winewednesday everyone! Just in time for dinner, the latest wine suggestion is here. Have you ever had Picpoul or Piquepoul before? What are your thoughts on this region and wine? Would you try it? Share here!
Fascinating, Sir! 👍
Thanks, Thomas!
I just found it from Hecht and Bannier. Sold at Natural Grocers in Boulder. Delicious and Organic!
Thanks. This is the first video I've seen of yours. Well...with a delivery like you have, I've had to subscribe of course. I enjoyed this
Took the words right out of my mouth! Great video - thank you
Thanks Matt! Cheers.
The Total Wine & More near me (Long Beach, CA) almost always has a Picpoul in stock. It's one of my favorites to drink during the warmer months. Great with seafood.
Worth seeking out. Thanks for watching!
I love Picpoul de Pinet. It's my house white. Don't see how it compares to Pinot Grigio, would have thought Muscadet. I've grown fond of Florensac's version
Thanks for watching! Here in the United States everyone drinks light, acidic Pinot Grigio from northern Italy so it was the most familiar comparison I could think of. Cheers!
Curious, does the American grown version of this wine have a similar taste?
Yes, but it tends to be more full-bodied and sometimes oak-aged, which is not typical of the French version. Americans have a different sensibility with wine, we tend to prefer bigger and bolder styles, so the Domestic versions are more tailored to our market.
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