Collection: White Wine

White wine spans everything from crisp mineral-driven Sauvignon Blanc and coastal Albariño to textured Chardonnay, Riesling and skin-contact styles. The range here focuses on expressive wines with freshness, balance and regional character across both classic and low-intervention producers.

White wine covers an enormous range of styles, from crisp mineral-driven Sauvignon Blanc and coastal Albariño to textured Chardonnay, aromatic Riesling and richer skin-contact wines. Produced either from white grapes or from red grapes with minimal skin contact, white wine tends to focus more on freshness, acidity, texture and aromatics than tannin, creating styles that range from light and refreshing to deeply complex and age-worthy.

Climate, grape variety and winemaking approach all play major roles in shaping the final wine. Cooler climates often produce wines with sharper acidity and citrus-driven freshness, while warmer regions can create broader, more textural styles with stone fruit, spice and richer mouthfeel. Oak ageing, lees contact and skin fermentation can also dramatically influence texture and complexity.

Our white wine range focuses on expressive bottles from thoughtful growers across France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Eastern Europe and beyond, alongside modern minimal intervention producers working with both classic and lesser-known grape varieties. Alongside benchmark regions and traditional appellations, the collection also highlights organic farming, biodynamic producers and lower-intervention winemaking.

Expect bright citrus, orchard fruit, floral aromatics, minerality and savoury texture alongside wines suited to everything from seafood and lighter dishes to richer food and extended ageing. The range includes classic Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc and Riesling alongside orange wine, Alpine whites, volcanic varieties and more experimental low-intervention bottles chosen for balance, personality and drinkability.

Whether you're looking for fresh everyday white wine, textured food-friendly bottles or more structured cellar-worthy wines, white wine remains one of the broadest and most versatile categories in the wine world.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is white wine?

White wine is a type of wine made by fermenting grape juice without prolonged contact with the grape skins, resulting in a pale colour and a fresh, lighter style compared to red wine.

What grapes are used to make white wine?

White wine can be made from green or yellow grape varieties such as Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling and Pinot Grigio, as well as some dark-skinned grapes where the skins are removed during production.

What does white wine taste like?

White wine can range from crisp and dry with citrus and green apple flavours to richer, fuller styles with notes of tropical fruit, honey, vanilla or stone fruit depending on the grape and winemaking style.

Is white wine always dry?

No. White wine can be dry, off-dry, medium-sweet or sweet depending on how much natural grape sugar is left after fermentation.

What food pairs well with white wine?

White wine pairs well with a wide range of foods including seafood, chicken, salads, creamy pasta dishes and lighter vegetarian meals, depending on the style.

What is the difference between white wine and red wine?

The main difference is that white wine is fermented without grape skins, giving it a lighter colour, softer tannins and generally fresher, more acidic flavour compared to red wine.