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Touraine Gamay "1ère Vendange"

Touraine Gamay "1ère Vendange" 2023

Domaine Henry Marionnet

Touraine | Red Wine
14.00
€
Bottle 75 cl

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Sous Région

Touraine

Appellation

Touraine

Grape Variety

Gamay

Color

Red

Degree

13°

Size

75 cl

Quantity
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Description of Touraine Gamay "1ère Vendange"

Estate

The Domaine Henry Marionnet is recognized for its commitment to organic and biodynamic viticulture, emphasizing authentic expression of the Loire Valley terroirs. The estate is noted for precise and elegant wines that reflect the richness and diversity of the vineyard soils.

Vineyard

Located in Touraine, the vineyard benefits from a temperate climate with continental and Atlantic influences, favorable to the harmonious ripening of the Gamay grape. The clay-limestone soil contributes finesse and structure to the red wines produced in this area.

Wine

This Touraine red made from Gamay shows fresh and fruity characteristics typical of light red wines from the Central Loire. Without Parker or RVF ratings, it aligns with the domain’s consistent quality, delivering an accessible and well-balanced pleasure wine.

Vintage

The 2023 vintage, marked by favorable climatic conditions, allowed good ripeness of grapes and the production of a fruity and supple wine, best enjoyed young to appreciate its liveliness.

Vinification & Aging

Traditional vinification of Gamay favors gentle extraction to preserve aromatic freshness and fruit elegance. Aging is done in stainless steel tanks to maintain the wine’s vibrancy and purity.

Grape Variety

Gamay

Characteristics & Tasting

Tasting

  • Appearance: Light and bright red with purple hues.
  • Nose: Fresh aromas of red berries such as raspberry and cherry, with a subtle floral note.
  • Palate: Lively and fresh attack, smooth tannins, balanced acidity providing juiciness and a clean finish.

Serving

Serve between 12 and 14°C. This wine can be enjoyed now without decanting to preserve its freshness.

Food Pairings

Pairs well with roasted free-range chicken, almond-crusted line-caught trout, refined charcuterie like dry cured sausage, or fresh goat cheese.

Occasions

Casual gatherings with friends, summer lunch, or relaxed family meal.

Aging Potential

Best consumed within the next 3-5 years to enjoy its aromatic freshness and supple texture.

Appellation Touraine
Grape Variety Gamay
Vintage 2023
Size 75 cl : Bottle
Degree 13
Color Red
Domaine long Domaine Henry Marionnet
Sous Région Touraine
Région Val de Loire
Touraine Gamay "1ère Vendange"

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How should I store Touraine Gamay '1ère Vendange'?

Store it in a cool, dark place, ideally at a temperature between 12-15°C. Keep the bottle upright to prevent the cork from drying out.

What food pairs well with Touraine Gamay '1ère Vendange'?

This wine is perfect with poultry, light dishes, or goat cheese, making it ideal for casual meals or gatherings.

What are the tasting notes of Touraine Gamay '1ère Vendange'?

It features a bright ruby color with aromas of cherry and raspberry, complemented by floral hints and a refreshing, fruity palate.

What is the optimal serving temperature for this wine?

Serve Touraine Gamay '1ère Vendange' slightly chilled, at 14-16°C, to enhance its freshness and flavors.

How long can I age Touraine Gamay '1ère Vendange'?

It is best enjoyed within 2 to 5 years to appreciate its lively fruitiness, although some complexity may develop with age.