Fine Wine > White > $0-20

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Dry, slightly fruity wine with just a hint of crispness. Delicious with oysters, shellfish – or on its own.

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This medium-bodied dry white wine, made from the native Galician Godello grape, shows slight greenish highlights. Produced in slate-rich soils, it's aromatic with floral and white peach notes. Ripe white fruit flavors with plenty of minerals—a decided slate-y character—structure the palate. Serve..

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"Elegant and focused, with creamy vanilla and apple aromas and rich yet crisp flavors of baked pear and cinnamon bread."

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The best selling American sparkling wine made by the French house of Moet & Chandon.

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Italian white blend with excellent acidity, ripe fruit and great balance with subtle aromas of herbs, wild flowers and juicy lime citrus that melds into faint licorice and honey flavors offset by a pleasingly tart finish.

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With prices for Sancerre over $25 a bottle it's a relief to find a fresh one easily under $20. Lightly grassy and fresh, with the minerality of a solid Sancerre.

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"Toasty smelling, with a hint of burnt banana chip, vanilla and roasted nuts. Round and mouthfilling for a fino, with toasty, nutty flavors followed by dry apricot and mild citrus. Focused on the finish, and lightly nutty as it fades away." - Wine Enthusiast

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Clear, deep lemon with a clean and pronounced nose of lavender blossom, stewed figs, green beans, and a really fun shade leaf characteristic. The palate reveals a sweet wine with medium acidity and a full body with flavors of dried apricots and nectarines, sultana, ginger, and palmetto honey. The..

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Fresh scents of apple blossom honey and beeswax add to the almond richness of this arneis. It’s as smooth as a round riverstone, clean and fragrant. The finish is distinctly Piedmontese in its earthiness; to match braised chicken or a rich fish stew. (12/ 2011)

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"A textbook Prosecco; a frothy, fresh, pure, delicate and delicious sparkling wine. While it may lack the stuffing of a great Champagne, it is the perfect crisp sparkler to wash down antipasto or to enjoy as an aperitif."