The whites from Domaine de Saint Pierre come in two distinctly different styles, each of which should be approached differently at the table. The veil-aged cuvées, such as the Savagnin de Voile, are best served slightly chambré, around 12–13°C, and pair perfectly with aged Comté cheeses, a creamy chicken dish, or walnuts. The Savagnin élevé sous voile by Fabrice Dodane stands out for its invigorating saline acidity, its citrus notes, and its generous palate weight, without the oxidative ageing taking over on the palate. The ouillées cuvées, on the other hand, are served cooler (9–11°C) and pair pleasantly with grilled fish, seafood, and fresh goat's cheese.