The Bagnol Cassis Blanc comes from a property in southern France situated beneath a behemoth limestone outcropping called Cap Canaille, and it is just 200 meters from the Mediterranean. The vineyards are cooled by a trio of winds--the Tramontane, Mistral, and Gregal--plus sea breezes, and the wines, both a blanc and rosé, are reflective of all of these factors. A blend of Marsanne, Clairette, and Ugni Blanc, this dry, juicy wine tastes like white fruit and ocean spray, and it's the perfect match for bouillabaisse and other seafood dishes.