White

French white wines are known for their elegance, complexity and wide range of flavours and aromas. Some of the most famous and well-regarded French white wine grape varieties include:

• Chardonnay – this grape variety is widely grown in Burgundy, Chablis and the Champagne region, and is known for its versatility and ability to produce wines with a wide range of flavours, from crisp and mineral-driven to rich and buttery.
• Sauvignon Blanc – this grape variety is widely grown in the Loire Valley, Bordeaux and the Touraine region, and is known for its bright and zesty citrus flavours and grassy aromas.
• Sémillon – this grape variety is widely grown in the Bordeaux region, and is known for its rich and complex flavours, often with a honeyed and waxy character.
• Muscadet – this wine is produced in the Loire Valley, and is made from the Melon de Bourgogne grape variety. It is known for its crisp and refreshing character, with flavours of green apple and citrus.
• Viognier – this grape variety is grown in the Rhône Valley, and is known for its rich and aromatic character, with flavours of stone fruit, floral and spices.

These are just a few examples of the many French white wines that are available. The specific character and style of French white wine can vary greatly depending on factors such as the grape variety, the region in which it is grown, and the winemaking techniques used.