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Items 166-180 of 1771
Wine from the various types of "terroirs" of the Entre Deux Mers cultivated in a reflection of balance of our environment. The technical monitoring of the plots, in the purest respect of the plant allows the grape to make the best of its quality and its typicity.
Medium-gold in color. Aromas of key lime, peach, and lemon pith. Medium-full bodied on the palate, with a refreshing acidic grip. Aged in barrel for 12 months before being racked to concrete and stainless steel for an additional 8 months of aging before bottling.
The pomegranate fruit is harvested when fully ripe, producing a deeply flavored, soft, and harmonious wine. Excellent wine, very sweet, with a long and dry finish.
Ripe fruits, vanilla, and plum, soft and delicate mouth. To be savored as a digestive or as an aperitif. Pair with a honey sweet curd cheese, wild strawberries with cane sugar, or a light coffee.
A well-balanced, light to medium-bodied sweet red wine with flavors of bright red fruits and fresh floral notes and a nice crisp finish.
Mademoiselle de T is a Pouilly-Fumé signed by Château de Tracy, a very prestigious name in the wine-growing panorama of the Loire Valley.
Deliciously sweet wine with natural fruit notes and a hint of effervesence.
The wine appeared in 1981 and is named after the artist Nikolai (Niko) Pirosmanashvili. The wine is made from Saperavi grapes. After 5-7 days of maceration, when the desired level of residual sugar is reached, the fermentation process is stopped by cooling and filtering the wine, thereby preserving its natural sweetness and freshness. Dessert wine, served with fresh fruits, desserts and cream cheeses.
Aromas of fresh violets and roses, ripe cherries, plums, clove, and a touch of bacon fat leap out of the glass and definitely raise eyebrows. On the palate, it’s sleek, silky, and complete.
Born in 1992 the second wine of Château Valandraud, Virginie de Valandraud is named after Jean-Luc Thunevin and Murielle Andraud ‘s daughter.