Emblematic dishes of Japanese cuisine, sushi is very popular with the French. Their unique flavor, combining vinegared rice, raw fish, soy sauce and wasabi, calls for a subtle wine and food pairing. To accompany them, opt for dry, fresh white wines such as Sauvignon Blanc or Riesling, or a brut Champagne to balance the marine flavors. These choices will sublimate your sushi while enhancing its delicate aromas.

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Anjou Gamay

Anjou Gamay

CHATEAU DE BELLEVUE Loire
€8.00
ANJOU GAMAY

ANJOU GAMAY

DOMAINE DE HAUTE PERCHE Loire
€8.56
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Chiroubles

Chiroubles

DOMAINE CHEYSSON Beaujolais
€11.64
Gamay

Gamay

Domaine Des Iles Loire
€6.00
la Gravelière

la Gravelière

DOMAINE JOSEPH MELLOT Loire
€19.30

Which Wine to Drink with Sushi?

Sushi, an iconic dish of Japanese cuisine, has become increasingly popular in France and around the world. Made with vinegared rice, raw fish (often salmon, tuna, or sea bream), seaweed, and sometimes vegetables, sushi offers an explosion of delicate, briny, and fresh flavors. Finding the ideal wine to pair with these subtle bites can seem like a challenge. However, rest assured, some wines pair wonderfully with this delicate dish. Discover our selection on Avenue des Vins to create the best wine pairings with sushi.

Which White Wine to Pair with Sushi ?

Dry white wines are naturally the best companions to enjoy with sushi. Their freshness adds a lively touch to the softness of the rice and the delicate texture of the raw fish. A white wine based on Sauvignon Blanc from AOC Sancerre or AOC Pouilly-Fumé is an excellent choice. With its citrus and white flower aromas, Sauvignon Blanc or Chenin from the Loire brings a zesty freshness that perfectly complements the briny flavors of sushi.

Rosé and Sparkling Wines: Bold Choices for Sushi

Rosé wines, especially those from Provence or the Loire, offer a fruity and light touch that works well with salmon or shrimp sushi. Their subtlety allows the delicate flavors of the dishes to shine while adding a refreshing element. Finally, for a more original experience, try pairing tuna sushi with a light, fruity red wine from Beaujolais made from Gamay. On Avenue des Vins, we offer a selection of wines perfectly suited to accompany your sushi. Whether you prefer a crisp white wine, a fruity rosé, or even a red wine, you'll find the ideal bottle to enhance your Japanese meals. Enjoy our wines with direct delivery from the estate or château of your choice.