Sémillon

What does Sémillon wine taste like?

Sémillon wines offer a diverse range of styles. Its typical varietal aromas and flavors include citrus zest, apple, pear, white flowers, honey, toast, and ginger, with an occasional waxy texture. It can also showcase ripe stone fruit and tropical notes in warmer climates. When used in blends, it adds body and complexity. Young single-varietal wines are crisp and bright with citrus and green apple notes. As they age, they often develop honeyed characteristics. Sémillon is an excellent varietal to try if you gravitate towards crisp white wines like Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Grigio or styles with a touch more body like unoaked Chardonnay and Pinot Gris.

Where is Sémillon wine from?

Apart from Bordeaux, Sémillon flourishes in wine regions across the globe. Most notably, it has found a second home