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What wine pairs with filet de bar?

Here are 3 recommended wine pairings for filet de bar. Click the button below to explore all options on the Verso app.

Sancerre

white · Sauvignon Blanc · Loire · France — 9–11°C

Sancerre (Sauvignon Blanc on right-bank Caillottes limestone or left-bank Terres Blanches in Loire) — citrus, fresh grass, flint and white flowers accompany line-caught sea bass without domination; taut acidity holding the cleanly-cut fillet skin-down cooked, herbal note echoing dill or fennel sometimes added in oven cooking.

Chablis

white · Chardonnay · Chablis · France — 10–12°C

Chablis (Chardonnay on Yonne's Kimméridgian fossilised Jurassic oyster beds) — lemon, paradoxical inland marine iodine, flint and green apple form the classic pairing for whole grilled sea bass; oyster minerality echoing the iodine-rich flesh of Channel-caught Dicentrarchus labrax, chiseled acidity holding olive-oil drizzle and squeezed-lemon finish.

Condrieu

white · Viognier · Condrieu, Rhône · France — 12–14°C

Condrieu (100% Viognier on decomposed granite of steep terraces south of Vienne in northern Rhône) — ripe apricot, white peach, orange blossom and sweet spices bring sumptuous floral roundness to sea bass in white-wine cream sauce; sunny apricot echoing tarragon-perfumed beurre blanc, oily Viognier grain wrapping steamed or meunière-cooked rich flesh.

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