Pouilly

[ poo-yee ]

noun

1. a village in central France: known for its wines.

Example Sentences

In an email, spokesperson Cecile Pouilly said the GDF falls under the jurisdiction of the Libyan Ministry of Interior and said she believes the wall was built because a training centre is being set up on the centre’s perimeter.

From The Guardian

My impression was that on Brexit, Pouilly is at the same time incredibly aware and fantastically clueless.

From BBC

The Pouilly brotherhood was founded in 1949, and when I visited them, they created a day of splendid - if occasionally surreal - provincial French charm.

From BBC

Mass follows at the Catholic church in the town of Pouilly.

From BBC

It is not every day you get asked to join a medieval-style brotherhood, and I was nervous lest the Pouilly winegrowers spot that I knew nothing about wine.

From BBC