Description
Saint-Peyre Viognier
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| A wonderful wine from the South of France. Pale yellow in colour, this Viognier stands out for its intense flowery bouquet of wild peach blossoms, mango, pineapple, and other citrus fruits. The wine is luscious on the palette with a lingering, delicious freshness on the finish. |
Storage
| To enjoy this wine at its best, drink within 1 year of purchase. |
Serving Suggestions
| To be served at 8°C – 12°C. To accompany any aperitif or a perfect marriage with fruit desserts. |
| Costieres de Pomerols has a brand-new view of the wine trade. They have a modern approach and their vineyards extend over 1800 hectares. |
Allergen Information
| Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites |
Product details
Tasting Notes
| Pale yellow in colour, this Viognier stands out for its intense flowery bouquet of wild peach blossoms, mango, pineapple, and other citrus fruits. The wine is persistingly lucious on the palette keeping its delicious freshness on the finish. |
Regional Information
| Ancient terraces called Costieres dating from the Pliocene with a geological structure of red marls, sands, gravels, and molasses with limestone slabs facing the pond of Thau and the Mediterranean sea. |
Vinification Details
| Grapes harvested at full maturity and selected by parcel. Selection of drained juice after undergoing pneumatic pressure. A few hours of skin maceration. Thermal – regulated fermentation at 16°C. No malolactic fermentation. |
Producer
| Les Costieres de Pomerols |
Please drink responsibly
| Know your limits |
| The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week |
