Bisquet is a distinctive grape variety appreciated for its unique aromatic and flavour profile. On the nose, Bisquet offers delicate floral notes of acacia and honeysuckle, complemented by subtle hints of fresh pear, white peach and a touch of citrus zest. The palate is generally refined and elegant, displaying a harmonious balance between lively acidity and a lightly textured mouthfeel. Flavours unfold gracefully, revealing nuances of stone fruits, almond and occasional mineral undertones, leading to a clean, lingering finish.

The Bisquet grape thrives predominantly in select areas of southwestern France, particularly in the Charente and parts of Gascony, where it benefits from moderate climates and well-drained soils. Its versatility allows it to be crafted into both varietal and blended wines.

Typically, Bisquet produces fresh, dry white wines, although late-harvest and lightly oaked styles are occasionally encountered, adding depth and subtle complexity. Its refined profile makes it an ideal partner for food pairing. Recommended matches include delicate seafood dishes, such as poached sole or scallops, fresh goat’s cheese, and light poultry preparations with citrus or herb sauces. These combinations respect Bisquet’s finesse, allowing the grape’s nuanced character to shine alongside complementary flavours.

Key regions for the Bisquet grape variety

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