Domaine du Tariquet Sauvignon Blanc Vins de Pays des Cotes de Gascogne
Where it's from:
France, South West, Cotes de Gascogne
Price per case:
£95.00
Bottles per case:
12 x 75 cl
Style:
Zesty/Aromatic Dry Whites
Description:
Domaine du Tariquet Sauvignon Blanc Vins de Pays des Cotes de Gascogne from France, South West, Cotes de Gascogne by Domaine du Tariquet Zesty/Aromatic Dry Whites (12 x 75 cl)
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Domaine de Tariquet Chenin Blanc / Chardonnay VDP Cotes de Gascogne
Description: This Gascony domaine is owned by the Grassa family who are one of the best producers in this beautiful corner of France. Commited to protecting the environment both in the vineyards and the winery, they use organic fertiliser and the use of sulphites has been reduced to a minimum. Maceration of the grapes and a long, cool fermentation maintains the freshness and fruit flavours in the finished wine. The Chenin gives a mineral, appley character whilst the Chardonnay adds richness and body. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £58.68
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Domaine du Tariquet Ugni Blanc/Colombard Vins de Pays des Cotes de Gascogne
Description: For the past 20 years the Grassa family have been putting Vin de Pays des Cotes de Gascogne on the viticultural map and have established a worldwide reputation for their various Domaines, from Gold medal after Gold medal in international competitions to the world's leading wine writers citing Yves Grassa as one of the world's most dynamic and innovative winemakers. Indeed, back in 1989 the Domaine du Tariquet Ugni Blanc/Colombard won White Wine of the Year at the International Wine Challenge . DomaineTariquet is the property where Yves Grassa lives on the family estate and it is here that he tends his most precious vines. The style of winemaking is always one of freshness, elegance and finesse and the DomaineTariquet range is no exception. Yves is passionate about his winemaking and as a perfectionist is constantly looking at ways of improving what most people agree is a faultless operation, even to the point that he sleeps on a camp bed between the vats during vinification, just in case a minor adjustment needs to be made to the temperature! The "entry level" Ugni Blanc/Colombard is fresh and zesty, with bags of melon and peach fruit and incredible finish, while the Sauvignon makes many a Sancerre producer blush. His Chardonnay is fermented and matured in 3 different types of wood and yeasts from California, Australia and Burgundy are used. The Chardonnay/Sauvignon is a rare animal indeed (12 x 75 cl) Price: £87.40
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Domaine du Vissoux LES TROIS ROCHES Moulin-a-Vent
Description: This is the flagship wine of Pierre and Marie Chermette who have run the Domaine du Vissoux since 1982 with the simple objective of letting the grapes best express the nature of the terroir through the wine. Located in Saint Verand in the southwestern part of the Beaujolais region the domaine now extends to 29 Hectares. The estate has adopted environmentally sensitive methods of cultivation, aiming to make wine in the purest and most natural way possible. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £105.82
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Domaine Mathis Bastian DOMAINE ET TRADITION Pinot Gris Luxembourg
Description: Luxembourg has a long tradition of making wine . Virtually all production is for white and sparkling, the major grape varieties being: Rivaner, Pinot Blanc, Auxerrois, Riesling, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer. The climate is one of the coolest in Europe for winemaking even rivalling England. Domaine Mathis Bastian, a regular visitor to the Guide Hachette comprises 11.7 hectares of vines on chalky soil located on the exposed slopes of Remich Primerberg overlooking the Moselle. Domaine et Tradition has finesse illustrated by the manner in which the wine evolves so eloquently in the glass from the initial nose of meadow flowers broadening into something earthier: medlars and truffles, finally reenforced by the burgeoning of the secondary mineral aromas. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £211.68
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Domaine de Fussiacus Pouilly Fuisse Vieilles Vignes
Description: Jean-Paul Paquet succeded his fater in 1978 when he inherited the 3 hectare domaine. After careful investment the domaine now accounts for 12 hectares and in 1989 Domaine de Fussiacus was created. The name Fussiacus comes from a Roman who built a villa where the village of Fuisse now stands and is considered to be Fuisse's founding father. Domaine de Fussiacus concentrates on producing Chardonnay and this Pouilly Fuisse is made from old vines . A wine full of character this pale yellow coloured wine is showing a fruit driven nose with hints of nut. Good minerality and weight on the palate this is a well-balanced Chardonnay with lovely texture and finish. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £193.16
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Domaine du Monteillet Blanc Saint Joseph
Description: Domaine du Monteillet is situated high on the plateau above the village of Chavannay. Since taking over from his father, Stephane Montez has transformed the standard of wine-making at Domaine du Monteillet. Saint-Joseph Blanc, never a commercial wine, is 100% Marsanne with typical mango flavours, almond blossom and beeswax. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £203.67
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Domaine de Vauroux Chablis Vielle Vignes
Description: Domaine de Vauroux was created in 1956 by the Tricon family. In 1972 they started farming the first grapevines. Throughout its evolution the Domaine has successfully combined modern and traditional approaches, particularly in relation to its winemaking practices. Apart from their know-how and their traditions, the estate's forebears have passed on to Domaine de Vauroux one of the oldest winegrower's huts in the region which dates from the 17th century. This vineyard is today over 30 hectares. This wine is made up of 30 years old grapevines. The grapes, which are harvested when full ripe, give the wine a very strong and complex bouquet. With the passage of the time, the honey and acacia aromas, which characterize the wine when it is young, will fade in favour of fragrances of dried fruits and hazelnut. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £100.91
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Domaine de Vauroux Chablis Vielle Vignes
Description: Domaine de Vauroux was created in 1956 by the Tricon family. In 1972 they started farming the first grapevines. Throughout its evolution the Domaine has successfully combined modern and traditional approaches, particularly in relation to its winemaking practices. Apart from their know-how and their traditions, the estate's forebears have passed on to Domaine de Vauroux one of the oldest winegrower's huts in the region which dates from the 17th century. This vineyard is today over 30 hectares. This wine is made up of 30 years old grapevines. The grapes, which are harvested when full ripe, give the wine a very strong and complex bouquet. With the passage of the time, the honey and acacia aromas, which characterize the wine when it is young, will fade in favour of fragrances of dried fruits and hazelnut. (6 x 75 cl) Price: £100.91
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Domaine de Fussiacus Saint Veran AC
Description: Jean-Paul Paquet succeded his fater in 1978 when he inherited the 3 hectare domaine. After careful investment the domaine now accounts for 12 hectares and in 1989 Domaine de Fussiacus was created. The name Fussiacus comes from a Roman who built a villa where the village of Fuisse now stands and is considered to be Fuisse's founding father. Domaine de Fussiacus concentrates on producing Chardonnay and this is a distinguished wine with a fine buttery Chardonnay taste. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £148.77
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Domaine de Fussiacus Macon Fuisse AC
Description: Jean-Paul Paquet succeded his fater in 1978 when he inherited the 3 hectare domaine. After careful investment the domaine now accounts for 12 hectares and in 1989 Domaine de Fussiacus was created. The name Fussiacus comes from a Roman who built a villa where the village of Fuisse now stands and is considered to be Fuisse's founding father. Domaine de Fussiacus concentrates on producing Chardonnay and this is a rich fruit driven wine with well balanced acidity and enjoyable finish. (12 x 75 cl) Price: £134.26
