Don Julio 1942
Tequila
Don Julio 1942
Tequila
New Riff Barrel Proof Bourbon Whiskey
Bourbon
Bulleit Single Malt
Whiskey
1800 Milenio Artist Series
Tequila
Beluga Noble Vodka
Vodka
The Prisoner Unshackled Red Blend
Red Wine
The Federalist Sauvignon Blanc
White wine
IBest Wines Red and White Blend
Red Wine Blend
Serena Prosecco DOC Treviso Brut
Champagne
Fleur De Miraval Rosé Champagne Rosé
Rosé
Father's Day Favorites
Limited Editions Releases
Exclusive Single Barrels
Top Shelf Membership
Explore Whiskey
Zacapa y Luar Hosting Collection
Woodford Reserve Double Oaked + Compartés
Brother's Bond & Cocktail Glass Set
New Releases
Gift Cards
Spring Wine Pairings
Spirits Explained
Amaro Explained
Spirits Explained
Maureen Robinson, Master Blender For Kentucky Owl
Behind the Brand
Gifting Memorable Spirits For Father's Day
Entertaining
Mixing with Scotch
Recipes
This Bundle Contains
By changing the name of his wine from “Pouilly-Fume” to “Blanc-Fumé” starting with the 2018 vintage, Pascal is taking the wine back to the its roots. “Blanc-Fumé” is the original name of the appellation that was created in 1937 (Blanc-Fumé de Pouilly) and used by his grandfather, Lucien Jolivet. “Blanc-Fumé” translates to “Smoky-White”. Why “smoky”? Because of the greyish hue (color of smoke) that the grapes get coated with upon maturity, as well as the “gun flint” aromas that the wine expresses.
As the neighboring Sancerre appellation is gaining popularity, Pascal is confident that the “Blanc-Fumé” will “captivate wine drinkers who want an alternative to Sancerre.” With many similarities, in quality, grape (Sauvignon Blanc), it only differs in the expression of terroir.
Product Type | White Wine |
Varietal | Sauvignon Blanc |
ABV | 14% |
Country | France |
Subtle tropical fruit, mango and papaya, lemon, grapefruit zest
Slate, smoky undertones
By changing the name of his wine from “Pouilly-Fume” to “Blanc-Fumé” starting with the 2018 vintage, Pascal is taking the wine back to the its roots. “Blanc-Fumé” is the original name of the appellation that was created in 1937 (Blanc-Fumé de Pouilly) and used by his grandfather, Lucien Jolivet. “Blanc-Fumé” translates to “Smoky-White”. Why “smoky”? Because of the greyish hue (color of smoke) that the grapes get coated with upon maturity, as well as the “gun flint” aromas that the wine expresses.
As the neighboring Sancerre appellation is gaining popularity, Pascal is confident that the “Blanc-Fumé” will “captivate wine drinkers who want an alternative to Sancerre.” With many similarities, in quality, grape (Sauvignon Blanc), it only differs in the expression of terroir.
Product Type | White Wine |
Varietal | Sauvignon Blanc |
ABV | 14% |
Country | France |
Subtle tropical fruit, mango and papaya, lemon, grapefruit zest
Slate, smoky undertones
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