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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to store a Savoie and Bugey wine to preserve its aromas?

To store a Savoie or Bugey wine, keep the bottle away from light, in a cool place (between 10 and 15°C) with stable humidity. Make sure the bottle is laid down so that the cork remains moist. These conditions ensure the freshness and delicate aromas of grape varieties like Jacquère or Altesse.

What are the best food and wine pairings with a white wine from Savoie?

White wines from Savoie, especially those made from Jacquère or Altesse, pair perfectly with light dishes such as Savoyard fondue, lake fish, or raclette. Their freshness and minerality enhance the flavors without overpowering them, ideal for your convivial meals.

What are the main appellations of the Savoie and Bugey vineyards?

The Savoie vineyard has 20 communal denominations, among which Apremont, Arbin, Chignin, and Chignin-Bergeron are the most famous. In Bugey, there are appellations like Bugey, Montagnieu, Manicle, and Cerdon, each highlighting specific grape varieties and unique wine styles.

Which grape varieties characterize the red wines of Savoie?

The main grape variety of Savoie red wines is Mondeuse, known for its intense aromas of violet, blackcurrant, and white pepper. These wines are full-bodied with a purplish robe, offering a nice structure and complexity, perfect to accompany red meats or spicy dishes.

Where can I buy authentic Savoie and Bugey wines online?

You can discover and purchase a carefully selected range of Savoie and Bugey wines directly on the Grands Bourgognes shop. We offer only authentic crus, carefully chosen for their quality, with a dedicated customer service to guide you in your choices.