Domaine Reine Juliette, Picpoul de Pinet, 2024
If sunshine had a favorite wine, it would be Picpoul. Domaine Reine Juliette’s 2024 bottling is everything you want from the South of France: crisp, citrusy, and absolutely begging for seafood.
Picpoul de Pinet is the unofficial house white of the Mediterranean coast—locals drink it by the gallon with oysters, mussels, and anything pulled fresh from the sea. Reine Juliette nails the style: all bright lemon, green apple snap, and a salty breeze on the finish that keeps you coming back for more.
It’s light, dry, and totally unfussy—but still feels special in that "how is this only $XX?" kind of way. Chill it down, pop the top, and pretend you’re at a beachside café (extra points if you’re actually just on your patio).
Perfect for: oysters, ceviche, fish tacos, sunny afternoons, and pretending it’s summer even when it’s not.
Original: $16.99
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$5.95Domaine Reine Juliette, Picpoul de Pinet, 2024
If sunshine had a favorite wine, it would be Picpoul. Domaine Reine Juliette’s 2024 bottling is everything you want from the South of France: crisp, citrusy, and absolutely begging for seafood.
Picpoul de Pinet is the unofficial house white of the Mediterranean coast—locals drink it by the gallon with oysters, mussels, and anything pulled fresh from the sea. Reine Juliette nails the style: all bright lemon, green apple snap, and a salty breeze on the finish that keeps you coming back for more.
It’s light, dry, and totally unfussy—but still feels special in that "how is this only $XX?" kind of way. Chill it down, pop the top, and pretend you’re at a beachside café (extra points if you’re actually just on your patio).
Perfect for: oysters, ceviche, fish tacos, sunny afternoons, and pretending it’s summer even when it’s not.
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If sunshine had a favorite wine, it would be Picpoul. Domaine Reine Juliette’s 2024 bottling is everything you want from the South of France: crisp, citrusy, and absolutely begging for seafood.
Picpoul de Pinet is the unofficial house white of the Mediterranean coast—locals drink it by the gallon with oysters, mussels, and anything pulled fresh from the sea. Reine Juliette nails the style: all bright lemon, green apple snap, and a salty breeze on the finish that keeps you coming back for more.
It’s light, dry, and totally unfussy—but still feels special in that "how is this only $XX?" kind of way. Chill it down, pop the top, and pretend you’re at a beachside café (extra points if you’re actually just on your patio).
Perfect for: oysters, ceviche, fish tacos, sunny afternoons, and pretending it’s summer even when it’s not.
