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Domaine Du Haut Fresne - Renou Freres Et Fils
Domaine Du Haut Fresne - Muscadet Coteaux De La Loire Sur Lie L'ecochere Bib 5 Litres - 2023
White Wines | LOIRE | Muscadet
100% Melon de Bourgogne - 5L
Experience the essence of Loire Valley in every sip!
- Perfect for entertaining
- High-quality at a great value
- Convenient 5-liter bib for easy pouring
Pairings
Aperitif, seafood, deli meats, spicy dishes
Occasions
Casual, at the aperitif, to drink, during meals
Taste
Lively, soft
Unit Price
£15.84
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Product features : Domaine Du Haut Fresne - Muscadet Coteaux De La Loire Sur Lie L'ecochere Bib 5 Litres
On the palate
On the palate, expect a vibrant acidity with notes of lemon and green apple.
On the nose
The nose is delicate with hints of white flowers and sea breeze.
To the eye
This wine has a pale straw color with green reflections, indicating its youth and freshness.
Serving temperature
Serve chilled at around 8-10°C to fully appreciate its crisp character.
Wine preparation
This muscadet wine is best enjoyed young to preserve its lively freshness and fruitiness.
Aging potential
While delightful now, this muscadet has aging potential of up to 3-5 years, allowing it to develop more nuanced flavors over time.
Domaine Du Haut Fresne Muscadet is a delightful, zesty wine with citrus notes and a hint of minerality. Perfect for seafood dishes or enjoying on its own.
Nicolas françois, propriétaire passionné des halles de quercamps
Domaine Du Haut Fresne - Renou Freres Et Fils
Muscadet
L'appellation Muscadet se situe à l'ouest de la vallée de la Loire, en France. Elle est particulièrement connue pour ses vins blancs secs, élaborés à partir du cépage Melon de Bourgogne. Les vins Muscadet sont réputés pour leur fraîcheur, leur acidité vive et leurs délicates notes minérales et d'agrumes. Souvent associés à l'expression "sur lie", ils peuvent être élevés sur leurs sédiments, ce qui leur confère une légère rondeur et des nuances de pain grillé.