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Ministry of Clouds Picpoul

Ministry of Clouds Picpoul

McLaren Vale, Australia

Regular price $36.00
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Why we recommend it

If you love crisp, saline whites that cut through heat and seafood, this Picpoul is a confident, food-first choice.

Best for: Summer lunches, seafood-focused meals, coastal drinking

Drink it with: Fresh oysters, grilled prawns, simple seafood plates

This wine suits drinkers who want freshness, tension and natural acidity rather than richness or sweetness. Expect a bright, mouthwatering style with citrus drive, subtle texture from lees ageing, and a clean, maritime finish that keeps you coming back for another sip. Made with restraint and intention, it’s a reliable pick when you want a white that feels purposeful, refreshing and built for the table rather than the tasting bench.

Product details

Vintage: 2025 | Size: 750 mL
Varietal: Picpoul

Vintages may vary — if a specific vintage matters to you, message us to confirm before you order.

Producer: Ministry of Clouds

Ministry of Clouds is a dynamic McLaren Vale winery crafting elegant, expressive wines that balance power with finesse. With a strong focus on old-vine Grenache and refined Chardonnay, the winery blends traditional techniques with a modern approach. Sourcing from top vineyard sites across South Australia, Ministry of Clouds produces wines that capture purity, texture, and a true sense of place.

Food pairing suggestions

This wine pairs effortlessly with fresh seafood, from grilled and pan-fried fish to sashimi. Poached or steamed chicken, green vegetables, beans, peas, and fresh herbs complement its crisp character.

It also matches beautifully with lobster, shellfish, and oysters. Creamy sauces, brie, camembert, blue cheese, sautéed or fried dishes, onion, garlic, roasted capsicum, spicy foods, pasta, potatoes, and white starches round out the pairing.

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