Marsanne's round, waxy texture and almond-marzipan notes complement sweet pumpkin filling and nutty browned butter sage sauce.
Italian cuisineMarsanne
A medium-full white wine from Rhône Valley, France, known for its almond and white peach notes. Low tannin and medium acidity make it versatile with seafood, poultry, and cream-based dishes.
What to Eat with Marsanne
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Sweet grilled peaches and creamy burrata echo Marsanne's own peach-apricot aromatics and rich, oily texture.
Italian cuisineMarsanne's weight and stone-fruit richness stand up to butter sauce while its moderate acidity keeps the fish pairing in balance.
French cuisineMarsanne's full body and honeyed notes complement turkey's mild sweetness, while its almond finish adds complexity to gravy.
American cuisineWarm spices and sweet root vegetables in couscous find a comfortable partner in Marsanne's rounded, honeyed, low-acid profile.
Moroccan cuisine