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M.Chapoutier - demi bouteille Vin de Paille Ermitage blanc 2007 Bio 37,5cl
Rhone Valley - Hermitage - White Wine -The Vin de Paille vintage 2007 from M. Chapoutier is a dessert wine.
Composed of 100% Marsanne, it is a wine from the Hermitage Blanc terroir that Michel Chapoutier has decided since 1990 to vinify by passerillage on straw lees.
The harvest is picked up by hand by successive sorting then dried on a bed of straw for 2 months before pressing.
The musts have a high sugar concentration, around 360 grams per litre.
The advice of 12 bouteilles: a sweet wine to be tasted chilled around 8°. Michel Chapoutier's recommendation is to consume it as a dessert rather than on a dessert. To discover absolutely for lovers of sweet wines.
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M.Chapoutier - demi bouteille Vin de Paille Ermitage blanc 2007 Bio 37,5cl
Country:
France
Area:
Rhone Valley
Appellation:
Hermitage
Producer:
M.Chapoutier
Vintage:
2007
Varietals:
Viognier
Dress:
yellow-green enough supported
Bouquet:
fine aromas of apricot, pear and orange marmalade.
Palate:
roundness and freshness
Alcoholic Volume:
13,5%
In cellar:
Up to 10 years
Food & Wine:
Dessert
Serving:
Open and taste !
Temperature:
8°c-10°c
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The Vin de Paille vintage 2007 from M. Chapoutier is a dessert wine.
Composed of 100% Marsanne, it is a wine from the Hermitage Blanc terroir that Michel Chapoutier has decided since 1990 to vinify by passerillage on straw lees.
The harvest is picked up by hand by successive sorting then dried on a bed of straw for 2 months before pressing.
The musts have a high sugar concentration, around 360 grams per litre.
The advice of 12 bouteilles: a sweet wine to be tasted chilled around 8°. Michel Chapoutier's recommendation is to consume it as a dessert rather than on a dessert. To discover absolutely for lovers of sweet wines.