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Vin de Savoie

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What criteria can help you choose between Apremont and Arbin in this selection of Savoie wines?

The Apremont wines featured are whites, including “Le Roc” by Trosset Fabien and “Le Moulin” by Dupraz. The Arbin wines featured are reds labeled Mondeuse, such as “La Noire” from Château de Mérande: color is therefore a first criterion for choosing.

Which Apremont cuvées offer an introduction to Dupraz’s work?

Three cuvées are featured: “Phoenix” 2021, “En Route pour l’Apéro” 2022, and “Le Moulin” 2023. They offer a chance to explore several wines from the same estate, although the differences between cuvées and vintages overlap in this comparison.

Which vintages of the same Apremont can you compare from Trosset Fabien?

The Apremont “Le Roc” is available in 2023 and 2024. Bringing these two bottles together allows you to compare two vintages while keeping the same estate and cuvée name, without making assumptions about their taste differences.

Which grape varieties are at the heart of the Vin de Savoie selection?

Mondeuse and Jacquère are the most widely represented, with 13 and 8 selections respectively. The selection also includes 3 Roussanne wines, one Gringet, and one wine listing the Velteliner - Altesse - Jacquère blend.

Which reds should you choose to compare two Savoie estates from the 2022 vintage?

The 2022 Vin de Savoie Mondeuse by Dupraz and the 2022 Arbin Mondeuse “La Noire” from Château de Mérande offer two points of comparison. They share the same color, vintage, and Mondeuse designation, while differing in estate and appellation.