Definition of Pouilly in English:

Pouilly

noun ˈpuːji

mass noun

Any of various dry white wines produced in central France.
Example sentencesExamples
- Even The Guardian, a newspaper popular with brie-nibbling, Pouilly Fuisse-sipping liberals, had to admit it: relations between Britain and France haven't been this bad for 40 years.
- We ordered a bottle of Pouilly Fume Domainede Maltaverne 2001 for €28.60.
- Millions of drinkers steer clear of wines such as Gewurztraminer and Pouilly Fume, worried they will look silly when they get the names wrong when ordering, according to new research.
- The perfect counterpoint to this opulence is a lean and unfussy sauvignon blanc, such as this classical Pouilly Fume.
- Pouilly Fume is from the Radcliffe's Regional Classics range at Thresher.
- With lunch my choice is often for a Pouilly Fume, especially for the Cuvee Silex of Didier Dagueneau or that of Guy Saget.
- The load consisted of a mixture of Champagne and French white wine, including Pouilly Fume, Domaine du Rochoy Sancerre, Ritz and Jacquart Champagne.
- The Pouilly Fumé is very drinkable, but £30 will blow French minds clean away.
- I confess, however, that at times I am perfectly willing to settle for a good Champagne, Pouilly Fuisse or Muscadet.
- 'This is a well-priced Pouilly Fume' is an appellation that has quickly become expensive.
- Try a Pouilly Fumé - La Ducette makes a nice one for $23.95-or a Savenniéres, produced from the chenin blanc grape.
- The slightly smoky aftertaste of the Pouilly Fume goes very well with fish dishes and this example is very well rounded.
- Pouilly Fume from the Radcliffe's Regional Classics range, £10.99 at Thresher Not for me at that price
- Comparisons with Pouilly-Fumé, made just a few miles upstream on the opposite bank, are inevitable, although both are relatively large, heterogeneous appellations, Sancerre even more than Pouilly.
- We then moved upmarket with a bottle of Pouilly-Fume, Domaine Denis Gaudry for £24.95, again superb value for our buck.
- This Drouet Pouilly Fume exhibits fine, fresh, high-octane fruit, coupled with astounding flinty minerality and smokiness.
- The result, brochet au beurre blanc, washed down with a fine bottle of Pouilly Fumé, was quite delicious.
- We went the whole hog ordering the Pouilly Fuisse Vieilles Vignes Domaine Cordier, 2000 for EUR 99.
- So I would like everyone to drink Pouilly Fumé.
- What was then known as Grand Pouilly, and subsequently became known as Pouilly-Fuissé, was introduced to the United States in the 1930s, immediately after the Repeal of Prohibition.

Origin

The name, or part of the name, of several French villages where such wines are produced.

单词	Pouilly
释义	Definition of Pouilly in English: Pouilly noun ˈpuːji mass noun Any of various dry white wines produced in central France. Example sentencesExamples Even The Guardian, a newspaper popular with brie-nibbling, Pouilly Fuisse-sipping liberals, had to admit it: relations between Britain and France haven't been this bad for 40 years. We ordered a bottle of Pouilly Fume Domainede Maltaverne 2001 for €28.60. Millions of drinkers steer clear of wines such as Gewurztraminer and Pouilly Fume, worried they will look silly when they get the names wrong when ordering, according to new research. The perfect counterpoint to this opulence is a lean and unfussy sauvignon blanc, such as this classical Pouilly Fume. Pouilly Fume is from the Radcliffe's Regional Classics range at Thresher. With lunch my choice is often for a Pouilly Fume, especially for the Cuvee Silex of Didier Dagueneau or that of Guy Saget. The load consisted of a mixture of Champagne and French white wine, including Pouilly Fume, Domaine du Rochoy Sancerre, Ritz and Jacquart Champagne. The Pouilly Fumé is very drinkable, but £30 will blow French minds clean away. I confess, however, that at times I am perfectly willing to settle for a good Champagne, Pouilly Fuisse or Muscadet. 'This is a well-priced Pouilly Fume' is an appellation that has quickly become expensive. Try a Pouilly Fumé - La Ducette makes a nice one for $23.95-or a Savenniéres, produced from the chenin blanc grape. The slightly smoky aftertaste of the Pouilly Fume goes very well with fish dishes and this example is very well rounded. Pouilly Fume from the Radcliffe's Regional Classics range, £10.99 at Thresher Not for me at that price Comparisons with Pouilly-Fumé, made just a few miles upstream on the opposite bank, are inevitable, although both are relatively large, heterogeneous appellations, Sancerre even more than Pouilly. We then moved upmarket with a bottle of Pouilly-Fume, Domaine Denis Gaudry for £24.95, again superb value for our buck. This Drouet Pouilly Fume exhibits fine, fresh, high-octane fruit, coupled with astounding flinty minerality and smokiness. The result, brochet au beurre blanc, washed down with a fine bottle of Pouilly Fumé, was quite delicious. We went the whole hog ordering the Pouilly Fuisse Vieilles Vignes Domaine Cordier, 2000 for EUR 99. So I would like everyone to drink Pouilly Fumé. What was then known as Grand Pouilly, and subsequently became known as Pouilly-Fuissé, was introduced to the United States in the 1930s, immediately after the Repeal of Prohibition. Origin The name, or part of the name, of several French villages where such wines are produced.
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