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Melon de Bourgogne
white grape · also Melon Blanc, Melon Muscadet Sèvre et Maine (sur lie) serve 6–8 °C ages 1–5 years
Melon de Bourgogne is a white grape: light-bodied, very high acidity, usually dry. 21 Melon de Bourgogne wines from £8.60. Typical aromas: lemon, green apple, saline, neutral.
Typical structure · knowledge base
Sweetness
bone dryluscious
Body
lightfull
Acidity
lowhigh
Oak
noneheavy
Alcohol
lowhigh
Typical for the variety; WineGenie knowledge base, not a measurement of one wine.
Is Melon de Bourgogne sweet or dry?
Usually dry.
What goes with it
oysters, mussels, shellfish, fish and chips. the classic oyster wine
Where it grows
Muscadet Sèvre et Maine (sur lie), France — neutral, bone dry, slight spritz from lees
If you like Melon de Bourgogne
21 Melon de Bourgogne wines · ranked by critic score, then price · showing 21
sweetness · body on 1–5 · inferred