white wines

Fresh and aromatic, or round and textured?

Sauvignon Blanc is a useful starting point for fresh, aromatic styles. Chardonnay can range from lean and lively to fuller, oak-influenced wines. Grape alone does not tell the whole story: region, producer and winemaking shape what is in the glass. Check the bottle's notes for acidity, body, oak and sweetness.

Choose with your menu in mind

For simply prepared oysters or shellfish, consider a fresh style with bright acidity. Richer sauces and lobster can call for a wine with more texture. Whites also make useful partners for poultry, vegetable dishes and selected cheeses.

Compare bottles for your budget

Use the current prices above to compare everyday bottles with wines for a dinner party or gift. A fruity aroma does not necessarily mean a sweet wine; consult the tasting notes when sweetness matters. Browse all wines for the wider selection, including red wines, rosé and sparkling wines.

Explore white wines by grape

Compare Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling using the individual tasting notes. For Chardonnay from northern Burgundy, explore Chablis and Petit Chablis.

For a geographic route, browse French wines or Italian wines.