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Vin de Savoie Arbin Mondeuse "La Belle... 2023

Savoie

Red Wine

Château de Mérande

€19.00

/ 75 cl : Bottle

Litaë numéro 1 - Framboise, Fraise, Mûre Non millésimé

Liqueurs

Wine

Liqueurs Litaë

€36.00

/ 50 cl : Pot

Litaë numéro 2 - Mangue, Passion, Coco Non millésimé

Liqueurs

Wine

Liqueurs Litaë

€36.00

/ 50 cl : Pot

Pinot Noir Patagonia "Sin Azufre" 2020

Patagonie

Red Wine

Chacra

€46.00

/ 75 cl : Bottle

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to store wines from other regions to preserve their quality?

To best preserve your wines from other regions, keep them in a cool place, away from light, and with stable humidity around 70%. A cellar or wine cellar is ideal for this. At Grands Bourgognes, we select wines that perfectly withstand good storage, thus guaranteeing an optimal tasting experience.

What are the best food and wine pairings with wines from other regions?

Wines from other regions offer a great variety of pairings. For example, an aromatic white wine will perfectly accompany seafood, while a fruity red will pair well with grilled meats or mild cheeses. Feel free to explore these combinations to enhance your meals with the selection offered by Grands Bourgognes.

What are the main characteristics of wines from other regions?

Wines from other regions stand out for their diversity: they can be light or full-bodied, fruity or spicy, with unique aromatic profiles linked to their terroir. This variety satisfies all desires, whether you prefer a fresh wine as an aperitif or a structured wine to accompany a rich dish.

How many appellations exist in the other French wine regions?

The other French wine regions include several dozen appellations, each reflecting a specific terroir and expertise. This richness allows you to discover a wide range of wines, perfect for varying pleasures on every occasion.

What type of soil influences the quality of wines from other regions?

The soils of other regions are very varied: clay-limestone, granitic, volcanic, or sandy, they play a key role in the taste and structure of the wines. These unique soils help create wines with an authentic and typical character, which you can find in the exclusive selection of Grands Bourgognes.