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Chêne Bleu | Viognier - NV

£321.00

White Wine: Chêne Bleu | Viognier - NV

Ripe apricots, Chinese jasmine, soft and honeyed vanilla spice, viscous palate and white pepper clove, integrated oak finish.

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Producer: Chêne Bleu

Vintage: NV

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13.5%

Varietal: Viognier

    Country/Region: France, Rhone Valley

      Detailed Description

      Ripe apricots, Chinese jasmine, soft and honeyed vanilla spice, viscous palate and white pepper clove, integrated oak finish.

      Producer Information

      Chêne Bleu is a range of red and white wines from the Vaucluse department near the border of the Rhône and Provence regions. They are are single-estate bottlings made largely outside the French appellation system, but based on classic Rhône grape varieties. The estate in question, Domaine de la Verrière, sits among the crags of the Dentelles di Montmirail in the foothills of Mont Ventoux, not far from Gigondas. The poperty lies in an area of convergence of various appellations. Rather than conform to a set of rules that apply to numerous estates with very different growing conditions, the emphasis with Chêne Bleu is to focus on what suits the vineyard. Accordingly front labels just mention, in small type, the location in "Crestet, Vaucluse, France". The name Chêne Blue means "Blue Oak" and derives from an old oak tree that succumbed to the droughts of 2005. The trunk and branches have been painted in Bordeaux Mixture by the artist Marco Nucero, giving the tree a blue-green color. There are around 30 hectares (75 acres) of vines. They are planted mainly with Grenache (25 or more years old) and Syrah (40-plus years old). There are smaller quantities of Mourvèdre, as well as the white grapes Rousanne, Marsanne, Viognier and Clairette. The vines lie at an altitude of 550m (1600ft), making it one of the higher vineyards in the South of France. This increases variations in day/night temperatures, which slow ripening to a degree, thus promoting grape quality. Harvests can take place up to three weeks after vineyards on the Rhône valley floor. The main downside to this is an increased exposure to bad autumnal wweather. The site gains more than 300 days of sunshine per year. Fruit ripens reliably and does not suffer from rot. Winds such as the Mistral contribute to flavor development, though the hilly terrain gives protection from weather extremes.

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      Chêne Bleu | Viognier - NV

      £321.00

      White Wine: Chêne Bleu | Viognier - NV

      Ripe apricots, Chinese jasmine, soft and honeyed vanilla spice, viscous palate and white pepper clove, integrated oak finish.

      Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!

      Featured in

      NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites may end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have partnerships consisting of a large network of licensed retailers from within the United States, Europe and across the world ensuring orders are fulfilled.

      Producer: Chêne Bleu

      Vintage: NV

      Size: 750ml

      ABV: 13.5%

      Varietal: Viognier

      Country/Region: France, Rhone Valley

      Ripe apricots, Chinese jasmine, soft and honeyed vanilla spice, viscous palate and white pepper clove, integrated oak finish.

      Producer Information

      Chêne Bleu is a range of red and white wines from the Vaucluse department near the border of the Rhône and Provence regions. They are are single-estate bottlings made largely outside the French appellation system, but based on classic Rhône grape varieties. The estate in question, Domaine de la Verrière, sits among the crags of the Dentelles di Montmirail in the foothills of Mont Ventoux, not far from Gigondas. The poperty lies in an area of convergence of various appellations. Rather than conform to a set of rules that apply to numerous estates with very different growing conditions, the emphasis with Chêne Bleu is to focus on what suits the vineyard. Accordingly front labels just mention, in small type, the location in "Crestet, Vaucluse, France". The name Chêne Blue means "Blue Oak" and derives from an old oak tree that succumbed to the droughts of 2005. The trunk and branches have been painted in Bordeaux Mixture by the artist Marco Nucero, giving the tree a blue-green color. There are around 30 hectares (75 acres) of vines. They are planted mainly with Grenache (25 or more years old) and Syrah (40-plus years old). There are smaller quantities of Mourvèdre, as well as the white grapes Rousanne, Marsanne, Viognier and Clairette. The vines lie at an altitude of 550m (1600ft), making it one of the higher vineyards in the South of France. This increases variations in day/night temperatures, which slow ripening to a degree, thus promoting grape quality. Harvests can take place up to three weeks after vineyards on the Rhône valley floor. The main downside to this is an increased exposure to bad autumnal wweather. The site gains more than 300 days of sunshine per year. Fruit ripens reliably and does not suffer from rot. Winds such as the Mistral contribute to flavor development, though the hilly terrain gives protection from weather extremes.
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