Cote de Cristal Piquepoul
Classic Movie Pairing
Trouble in Paradise (1932)Ernst Lubitsch's sophisticated romantic comedy represents the pinnacle of pre-Code Hollywood elegance and wit. Herbert Marshall and Miriam Hopkins star as two suave smitten jewel thieves who team up to rob a Parisian perfume heiress played by Kay Francis. When Marshall begins falling for his wealthy mark, professional loyalty and romance collide in delicious complications. This refreshing French Piquepoul with its easy charm pairs perfectly with Lubitsch's famous "touch" of sparkling wit and continental elegance.
About This Wine
Wine Food Pairings
Shellfish (esp. oysters or clams), fish (esp. haddock or cod), charcuterie, fresh vegetables (crudités), creamy cheeses.
Wine Flavor Profile
Côte de Cristal Piquepoul is a light-bodied white wine with refreshing lemon and mineral aromas. The palate is racy and fresh, with vibrant grapefruit and other citrus flavors. Look forward to a long, clean finish.
Lovers of crisp, citrus-fresh white wine styles take note––Côte de Cristal Piquepoul is your next great discovery. It bursts with grapefruit and lemon flavors and a distinct salty tang. And you’ll enjoy it today, thanks to our exclusive access.
Demand for French Picpoul is soaring, with more and more bottlings exported every year…and it’s easy to see why. Light, refreshing and maybe a little too easy to drink, it’s delicious on its own and a perfect match for a variety of foods (especially oysters and other seafood). But locals of southern France’s Languedoc have long-enjoyed this zesty style for less, thanks to hidden gems like this.
Ernst Lubitsch's sophisticated romantic comedy represents the pinnacle of pre-Code Hollywood elegance and wit. Herbert Marshall and Miriam Hopkins star as two suave smitten jewel thieves who team up to rob a Parisian perfume heiress played by Kay Francis. When Marshall begins falling for his wealthy mark, professional loyalty and romance collide in delicious complications. This refreshing French Piquepoul with its easy charm pairs perfectly with Lubitsch's famous "touch" of sparkling wit and continental elegance.
“Fresh, vibrant and seriously good value. A real discovery wine.”
Mark Hoddy
Southern French wine expert