Drink of the Week: Château de Fontenille Entre Deux Mers 2016

Close to 90 percent of the wines from Bordeaux growing regions are red, but many of the same French producers are turning out white blends that would be well-suited for summer (and often at lower price points). Château de Fontenille’s 2016 Entre Deux Mers is one such bottling; Ripe with tropical fruit and lychee on the nose, the blend of Blanc, Sauvignon Gris, Sémillion and Muscadelle grapes balances a juicy profile with refreshing crispness from fermentation in stainless steel tanks. Pleasant and palate cleansing, this is a bottle to marry with a seasonal seafood feast. $13.97, winechateau.com