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Exception Château Soucherie White wine ● Coteaux-du-Layon

2016 75cl

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The development of Botrytis Cinerea in the form of noble rot is favored by alternating dry and wet periods. Night-time humidity, dew and morning fog in the Layon valley stimulate the fungus, while the autumnal afternoon sun limits its growth. The specific conditions are thus ripe for the production of a great sweet wine. Residual sugar: 110 g/l.

Tasting notes

Appearance

Yellow with gold tips.

Aroma

The nose is powerful, with aromas of fresh white and yellow fruits (apricots, peaches, mirabelles), exotic fruits and citrus.

Wine Fruity | Gourmand | Mineral | Smooth

Taste

On the palate, the attack is round, velvety and suave, with the same aromas dominated by the freshness of exotic fruits (mango, lychee), enhanced by a citrus note that underlines the slightly acidic finish.

Wine Aromatique | Elégant | Fruité | Long | Rond

Product details

Keeps

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Peak

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Service

8°C

Grape varieties Chenin blanc

Terroir Sol argilo-schisteux et schisto-gréseux.

Culture type

Reasoned agriculture

Alcohol

12%

Content

75cl

Decanting

-

Food and wine pairings

Starters

Apéritif, foie gras, saumon fumé et crème ciboulette.

Meat

Poulet au curry ou cuisine asiatique.

Fish and seafood

Moules au safran, brochettes de Saint-Jacques.

Cheeses

Bleu d’Auvergne, Fourme d’Ambert, Roquefort.

Desserts

Tartes aux poires, crumble aux abricots, desserts à la rhubarbe.

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I had the opportunity to taste it with foie gras. Great value for money
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A truly gourmand wine, syrupy but not sweet. To be enjoyed on its own as an aperitif.