Maison Vermentino is Emile Wines' own house white — a crisp, mineral Vermentino from the Languedoc, bottled exclusively for them by Vignerons de la Vicomte. It's all citrus, white flowers and a clean mineral finish, with the kind of easy-drinking charm that's made it a favourite at some of London's best restaurants. Now it's on your kitchen counter too.
Emile Wines supplies some of the UK's most exciting restaurants — Noble Rot, Ikoyi, Sketch — and this Vermentino is a cult favourite on those lists. It's prized for its accessible pricing and the crisp acidity that makes it a natural match for fish and lighter dishes. The Vermentino grapes are grown on limestone soils in the Herault region of the southern Languedoc, giving the wine a fresh, aromatic character with real mineral backbone. At 13% ABV, it's got just enough body to feel satisfying without weighing you down.
If you drink a lot of Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio, Vermentino is your next move. It's a Mediterranean grape that delivers citrus, stone fruit and floral notes with a saline, mineral edge — refreshing like Sauvignon but with a bit more texture and warmth. It's hugely popular in Italy and southern France, and it's quietly becoming one of the most exciting white grapes in the UK market. This one from the Languedoc is a brilliant introduction.
Maison Vermentino was bottled specifically for Emile Wines by Vignerons de la Vicomte, a cooperative of producers from over 45 villages in the Languedoc. You won't find this label anywhere else. The bottle is clean and contemporary, and the ""Maison"" name reflects its role as Emile's house pour — the wine they always have open, the one they recommend first. It looks great on a table and tastes even better.
Maison Vermentino was created because Rebecca, Emile's founder, wanted a house white that captured everything her portfolio stands for — quality, drinkability and a genuine sense of place. After 15 years working in the wine trade, she built Emile to bring restaurant-quality wines directly to people at home. The fact that she had this wine bottled under her own label shows the confidence behind it.
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If you're a Sauvignon Blanc drinker looking for something different, or a Pinot Grigio fan who wants more flavour, this is your bottle. It's perfect as an aperitif — pour it fridge-cold with some olives and you're sorted. For food, it's a dream with grilled fish, shellfish, light chicken dishes and anything with fresh herbs or a squeeze of lemon.
It's also a brilliant dinner party white. Nobody will have tried it before (it's exclusive to Emile Wines), which means you get to be the one who introduces it. Check out our full white wine range for more discoveries, or pair it with deli snacks for a no-effort spread.
Next-day delivery across Bristol (BS1–BS16) — £3.50, or free when you spend over £40. UK-wide delivery is £9, free on orders over £80. See our full delivery details.
It's a crisp, aromatic white wine with citrus fruit (grapefruit, lime), white floral notes and a clean mineral finish. The palate is fresh and balanced with a saline edge that keeps things lively. Serve it fridge-cold for the best experience — it's the kind of wine that disappears quickly on a warm evening.
Vermentino is a natural match for seafood — grilled fish, prawns, mussels, anything with a squeeze of lemon. It also works brilliantly with light chicken dishes, salads with fresh herbs, and Mediterranean-style food. Pour it as an aperitif with olives and good bread, or alongside your Friday fish and chips.
Yes. We deliver next-day across Bristol (BS1–BS16) for £3.50, or free over £40. UK-wide delivery is £9, free on orders over £80. Full delivery info here.
Vermentino is a white grape variety originally from the Mediterranean — it's widely grown in Italy (especially Sardinia and Liguria) and southern France. The wines are typically crisp and aromatic, with citrus, stone fruit and floral notes, plus a distinctive mineral or saline edge. If you enjoy Sauvignon Blanc but want something with a bit more texture and warmth, Vermentino is a great grape to explore.
Yes. Maison Vermentino was bottled specifically for Emile Wines by Vignerons de la Vicomte, a cooperative of producers in the Languedoc. It's their own house label — you won't find it under this name from any other retailer. All Natty is the place to buy it in Bristol.
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