You could do a lot worse with a cheap French white wine than this blend of Bourboulenc, Grenache Blanc, Ugni Blanc, and Vermentino that hails from the Rhone (but which bears only a “product of France” designation). Brightly fruited with a melange of peach, pear, and lemon, it finds room for moderated elements of coconut and vanilla on the lengthy and fruit-heavy finish. This is an ubiquitous wine, but it’s an exceptional value.

A- / $13 / familleperrin.com

2020 La Vieille Ferme Blanc

$13

9

Rating

9.0/10

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