How should I store Fleurie "Droit de Véto" wine to maintain its quality?

Appearance: Bright, clear ruby red color with purple highlights.
Nose: Expressive nose with fresh red fruit aromas (raspberry, cherry) and floral notes (peony, violet).
Palate: Fresh and lively attack, light and silky tannins, good length with a delicate red fruit finish.

To preserve the freshness and delicate aromas of Fleurie "Droit de Véto", store the bottle in a cool, dark place at a consistent temperature around 12-15°C (54-59°F). Keep it away from direct sunlight and vibrations. Lying the bottle horizontally helps keep the cork moist and airtight.

What food pairings work best with Fleurie "Droit de Véto"?

Fleurie "Droit de Véto" pairs wonderfully with light to medium dishes like roasted poultry, grilled salmon, charcuterie, and mild cheeses. Its floral and fruity profile complements dishes with subtle spices and fresh herbs, making it perfect for casual meals or elegant dinners.

How do I best enjoy the taste of Fleurie "Droit de Véto" during tasting?

Serve Fleurie "Droit de Véto" slightly chilled between 14-16°C (57-61°F) and allow it a brief aeration of about 15-20 minutes to fully express its bouquet of peony, cherry, and red berries. Sip slowly to appreciate its silky texture, fine tannins, and balanced floral finish.

What are the key characteristics of Fleurie "Droit de Véto" wine?

This Fleurie wine showcases a bright ruby red color with violet hints. On the nose, expect delicate aromas of peony, fresh cherry, and red berries. The palate is medium-bodied with a soft entry, fine tannins, and a floral, slightly spicy finish, reflecting the unique granite soils of the Beaujolais region.

Can Fleurie "Droit de Véto" be aged, and if so, for how long?

Yes, Fleurie "Droit de Véto" can be enjoyed young for its fresh and vibrant character or cellared until 2027. Aging enhances its complexity, softening tannins and deepening its floral and fruity notes, offering a richer tasting experience over time.