White wine

White wine is the perfect companion for light, refreshing, and elegant experiences. At Bottles and Glasses Nigeria, we offer a diverse selection of white wines that appeal to every palate. Whether you prefer your wine crisp and dry or sweet and floral, our collection promises high-quality options for both casual sipping and special occasions.

Made primarily from green or yellowish grapes, white wines are fermented without the grape skins, resulting in their clear, light color and a range of delicate flavors. From citrusy Sauvignon Blanc to buttery Chardonnay and aromatic Riesling, our white wine selection caters to both novice and seasoned wine lovers.

Perfect for:

  • Light seafood or chicken dishes
  • Outdoor brunches and summer picnics
  • Appetizers and cheese platters
  • Celebrations and get-togethers
  • Pairing with creamy sauces and vegetarian meals

Our white wines come from respected international vineyards and trusted local suppliers, ensuring you get only the best. Whether you’re stocking up for a dinner party or simply enjoying a quiet evening at home, Bottles and Glasses Nigeria has a bottle that’s just right for the moment.

 

FAQs

Q: Is white wine very alcoholic?
A: White wine typically contains between 9% and 13% alcohol by volume. Some lighter styles have even less, making them more suitable for casual sipping.

Q: What are the 5 names of white wines?
A: Common white wines include Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, Riesling, and Moscato.

Q: Can white wine be non-alcoholic?
A: Yes, there are non-alcoholic versions of white wine available. These are made by removing the alcohol from regular wine while retaining much of the flavor.

Q: How does white wine taste?
A: White wine flavors vary by type. Sauvignon Blanc is crisp and citrusy, Chardonnay can be buttery or oaky, and Riesling is often sweet and floral.

Q: Red wine vs white wine?
A: Red wine is typically fuller-bodied and made with dark grapes and skins, giving it a deeper flavor. White wine is lighter, fruitier, and made without grape skins.

Q: What kind of food can you use white wine for?
A: White wine pairs well with fish, poultry, pasta in white sauce, salads, soft cheeses, and light appetizers. It’s also used in cooking to enhance sauces and deglaze pans.