CONDRIEU LA PETITE CÔTE 2020 (Yves CUILLERON)

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RHÔNE VALLEY - AOP CONDRIEU - DRY WHITE WINE
Grape variety: Viognier (100%)
Native yeasts

Lees ageing for 9 months in oak barrels

DIAM10® cork

  • Nose: intensely fruity. Notes of yellow peaches, mango, passion fruit with a hint of liquorice.
  • Palate: round, unctuous and tasty. A candy. Very good length. Finishes on honey.

Tasting date: October 2022.

OUR OPINION: superb! A Viognier as I like it, full, expressive and rich in flavours!

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DESCRIPTION


LA PETITE CÔTE's name does not indicate the so-called eponymous place. The viognier vines that make up this wine are planted on plots located in the Chavanay's village, most of them are terraces facing south / southeast.

TERROIR


The plots soil consists exclusively of an outcrop of muscovite granite, a magmatic rock that formed in depth by the magma cooling nearly 350 million years ago.

Of low porosity and non-permeability nature, this rock deteriorates over time and fractures, allowing the water to infiltrate. The vine can find overthere a precious water resource when it plunges its roots.



WINEGROWING & WINEMAKING


The grapes are harvested and sorted manually before being pressed. The must ferments in barrels with the native yeasts. It is then aged on its lees for 9 months during which regular stirring is practiced to resuspend the lees.

The bottle is sealed with a DIAM10® cork stopper which guarantees the absence of TCA contamination of the wine (or cork taste)


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Data sheet
Country Rhône Valley
Color White
Orange wines No
Clay amphorae wines No
Type Dry
Vintage 2020
Capacity 75 cl
Single Grape Variety Viognier
Alcohol rate 13,5 %
Quality Designation Condrieu
Cellar Potential 6 years.
Service advise 12-13°C (54-55°F). Open 1/2 hr before the service.
Culture Methods Sustainable cultivation method
Fining No
Filtering Yes
Comments Manual harvest. Pressing, Alcoholic and malolactic fermentations in oak barrels. Lees Ageing for 9 months in oak barrels with regular stirrings.
 
Food & Wine Pairing
  • green spring asparagus with a drizzle of olive oil

  • Japanese, Chinese and Thai cuisine

  • stir-fried shrimps in hot sauce, steamed fish in lotus leaf, sushi

  • carpaccio of marinated salmon or sea bream.

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