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Light straw color. Exotic, fresh aroma of ripe pear and guava. Mouth filling fruit flavors. A refreshing acidity with a long and lasting finish. Chardonnay 90% | Grenache Blanc 10%
The 2022 Pouilly-Fuissé has a brilliant pale yellow color. Its floral nose evokes scents of acacia and honeysuckle. Round and ample on the palate, it reveals aromas of yellow fruits.
Savor the classic charm of Burgundy with this Chardonnay from Domaine Faiveley. The 2022 vintage offers a delicate balance of fruit, acidity, and minerality, with notes of citrus, apple, and a touch of hazelnut, making it a versatile and food-friendly choice.
Light fish dishes or grilled prawns—ideal as an aperitif. Natural also pairs well with dishes with fruit, especially citrus. Korbel Natural is a very crisp, dry, delicate champagne—a true representation of Korbel's fruit-forward "house" style.
100% Riesling. Pichler-Krutzler from Austria's famed Wachau region is Erich Krutzler and his wife Elisabeth Pichler-Krutzler, the son-in-law and daughter of F.X. Pichler.
The broad array of red grapes used in the Korbel Sweet Rose blend give us an incredibly diverse selection of blending alternatives. Varieties like Pinot Noir, Gamay and Zinfandel give us light bright wines with high levels of acidity.
Luminous and cristalin, Feteasca Neagra is an exceptional red wine with a perfectly balanced bouquet. It's great companion for rich meals based on cheese and red meat.
Crisp, bright, and vivacious! The Chenin aromatics bring citrus characters of tangerine, yuzu, pear, orange blossom, and honeydew melon. The Viognier aromatics tend to be a little heavier on stone fruit of peach and mango with hints of honeysuckle.
A sweet but balanced wine with a generous mouth feel. The distinct aroma and flavor of fresh Concord grapes. Pairs well with grilled meats, roasted vegetables and other savory fare.
Vetus means forbidden in Latin. The vines are located at an altitude of 810 to 930 m, in the northernmost area of Rueda (Segoría); here the harvest is about 3 weeks later than elsewhere in the DO.
