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    Which grape varieties make up the three white cuvées from Domaine de l’Aitonnement?

    “Genesis” is made from Jacquère and “Solar” from Altesse. “Big Bang” brings these two grape varieties together in a blend, allowing you to discover each one separately and then taste them combined.

    Which wines should you choose for a first taste of the reds from Domaine de l’Aitonnement?

    To discover the two red grape varieties in the selection, you can compare “Nebula,” made from Douce Noire, and “Darkside,” made from Mondeuse Noire. Both are from the 2024 vintage and bear the IGP Vin des Allobroges designation.

    How are the colors and vintages distributed in this selection from Domaine de l’Aitonnement?

    The selection includes three whites and two reds, all from the 2024 vintage. The five cuvées are presented in 75 cl bottles, so the choice here is about color and grape variety rather than vintage or format.

    Does the selection from Domaine de l’Aitonnement include wines from several appellations?

    No, all five cuvées bear the same geographical indication: IGP Vin des Allobroges. They are all from Savoie, in the Savoie and Bugey region; within this selection, they are distinguished by their colors and grape varieties.

    Which cuvées should you bring together to compare a white blend with its two grape varieties vinified separately?

    Bring together “Big Bang,” “Genesis,” and “Solar”: the first blends Altesse and Jacquère, while the other two showcase Jacquère and Altesse on their own, respectively. Their shared 2024 vintage makes it possible to put together this tasting without changing the year.