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Domaine Bersan, Bourgogne Aligote, Chablisien 2022
Datasheet
Country |
France |
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Region |
Bourgogne |
Origin | |
Winery |
Domaine Bersan |
Volume |
0,75 |
Alcohol |
12.5% |
Grape |
100% Aligoté |
Technology |
Vinification: Pneumatic pressing, no use of exogenous yeasts, no addition of enzymes. Only the work of natural yeasts Aging: 100% stainless steel tank |
Taste |
The youth and liveliness of this wine gives impetus to interesting aromas typical of the grape variety and the Portland soil. There is a floral freshness of dried fruits and a fairly rich body with g |
Vintage Year |
2022 |
Quantity btls |
Description
Bourgogne Aligoté is a white wine, full of freshness, like the spring breeze. Good-natured, a little impertinent, fruity, he dresses in pale gold. Its bouquet is floral (acacia, hawthorn) or fruity (apple). On the palate, this tender and smooth wine soothes the taste buds with nutty notes that appear in the finish.
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