Sauvignon Blanc Pays d’Oc IGP white
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Sauvignon Blanc is an expressive grape that lends itself to the south of France. Michel sources the fruit for this refreshing wine from the appellations of Cabardès and Malepère.
The vines are situated at altitudes of 230 to 320 metres, where the sweeping plains north of the Pyrenees are dotted with hills. The grapes benefit from a cooling Atlantic influence, producing a crisp white wine rooted in the Languedoc.
At a glance
Grape variety: Sauvignon Blanc
Soil: Mineral-rich marly clay-limestone
Production : Manual harvest of ripe grapes; reductive fermentation; direct pressing with CO2/SO2 protection, 13 to 13.5% potential alcohol.
Classification: Pays d’Oc IGP
Tasting notes
This Pays d’Oc Sauvignon Blanc is an expressive, uncommon wine offering up a veritable garden of aromas reminiscent of the south of France. Initial nose of boxwood and lemon blossom, followed by grapefruit notes. Delicate and refreshing on the palate.
And the pairing?
Pairs well with the bold, salty flavours of bluefish, as well as raw or stewed seafood, and white meat such as chicken and other poultry.
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