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Mâcon La Roche Vineuse Blanc
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    • Mâcon La Roche Vineuse Blanc 2021

    Olivier Merlin

    Mâconnais | White Wine
    16.00
    €
    Bottle 75 cl

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    Région

    Bourgogne

    Sous Région

    Mâconnais

    Grape Variety

    Chardonnay

    Color

    White

    Degree

    14°

    Size

    75 cl

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    Description of Mâcon La Roche Vineuse Blanc

    Estate

    The Olivier Merlin estate is known for its respectful approach to the vineyard and traditional expertise in the Mâconnais region. It aims to express the finesse and typicity of Burgundy terroirs through authentic and elegant wines.

    Vineyard

    Located in the Mâconnais wine region, this vineyard benefits from a temperate climate with ideal southeast exposure, promoting harmonious ripening of the Chardonnay grapes. The soils are mainly clay-limestone, contributing to the wine's characteristic minerality.

    Wine

    The Mâcon Olivier Merlin 2021 is a white wine made exclusively from Chardonnay. It reflects the freshness and purity of the grape with delicate aromatic expression and lively palate. This wine offers an accessible and refined tasting experience.

    Vintage

    The 2021 vintage was marked by a cool spring and dry summer, conditions that favored good grape concentration while preserving natural acidity. The result is a balanced and fruity wine, typical of recent years in the Mâconnais.

    Vinification & Aging

    Vinification relies on controlled temperature fermentation to preserve the fresh and fruity aromas of Chardonnay. Aging on fine lees for several months adds roundness and slight complexity while maintaining fruit purity.

    Grape Variety

    Chardonnay

    Characteristics & Tasting

    Tasting

    • Appearance: Pale yellow with greenish reflections.
    • Nose: Fresh notes of lemon, green apple, and a floral touch.
    • Palate: Fresh and lively with good acidity, balanced between fruity and mineral flavors, with a clean and pleasant finish.

    Serving

    Serve at 10-12°C. No decanting needed; enjoy chilled to appreciate its aromatic freshness.

    Food Pairings

    This Mâcon pairs well with poached sea bass, roasted free-range chicken, an Époisses cheese platter, or risotto with fresh mushrooms.

    Occasions

    Perfect for a business lunch, refined brunch, or friendly gatherings.

    Aging Potential

    This wine can be enjoyed now but will develop more complexity over the next 5 to 7 years.

    Appellation Mâcon
    Type Régional
    Grape Variety Chardonnay
    Vintage 2021
    Size 75 cl : Bottle
    Degree 14
    Color White
    Domaine long Olivier Merlin
    Sous Région Mâconnais
    Région Bourgogne
    Mâcon La Roche Vineuse Blanc

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