Cuvée Amphibolite
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Soil and sub-soil :
metamorphic green rocks, the amphibole rocks.
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Typicity
: smooth yet lively wine to be
drunk within the year and served between 8 and 10 °.
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Serve with :
oysters, seafood. |
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Domaine de la Louvetrie
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Soil and sub-soil :
sandy clay soil over amphibole rock and gneiss.
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Typicity :
slightly acid freshness with citrus fruit notes
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Serve with :
starter with iodized flavours |
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Hermine d’or
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Soil and sub-soil :
sandstone and sand on clay and gneiss
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Typicity :
nervous and powerful attack, intense aromas (exotic fruit), roasted and
spiced note champing to mellowness.
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Serve with :
Shellfish (crabs) when drunk young ; after ageing for 2 years, serve with
fish either with a sauce or fried. |
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Fief du Breil
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Soil and sub-soil :
clay, siliceous on orthogneiss rock.
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Typicity :
citrus fruit, rape exotic fruit, smoked and vanilla scented flavours.
Wine of average keeps (5 to 6 years)
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Serve with :
cooked fish (roasted sea-perch, scallops, roasted gambas). |
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Haute tradition
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Soil and sub-oil :
orthogneiss and quartz
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Typicity :
powerful, fat, nervousness, into growing old fume and spiced notes. Ageing 5
to 6 years.
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Serve with :
cooked fish |
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Château de la Carizière
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Clos de la Carizière
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Soil and sub-soil :
clay and siliceous over schist, micashist and gneiss soil.
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Typicity :
lemon flavoured, iodized, mineral, tender with a long persistence.
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Serve with :
sea-shell, sea-food, fish.
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Soil and sub-soil :
clay, sandy on orthogneiss
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Typicity :
citrus fruit associated to smoke (gun-flint) flavours, long persistence and
spiced amplitude.
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Serve with :
scallops, seafood, fish, starters (mixed salads, hors d’oeuvre). |
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