On the hillsides of the Bauges mountain range and
La Savoyarde mountain, the Chignin Bergeron benefits
from exceptional conditions.
An exceptional terroir
Tasting notes :
Deep colour. A fresh apricot and blackberry nose, which characterises this appellation. The attack is smooth, silky and full. It reveals a classic Bergeron of excellent quality. A lingering finish...
Variety :
Roussanne
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Tasting notes :
Deep colour. A fresh apricot and blackberry nose, which characterises this appellation. The attack is smooth, silky and full. It reveals a classic Bergeron of excellent quality. A lingering finish...
Variety :
Roussanne
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Tasting notes :
Very pleasant nose of red berries. On the tongue, the fragrance of blackcurrant is recognisable. This wine has
a characteristically Mondeuse finish-it's a bit astringent.
Variety :
Mondeuse
Wine and food pairings :
Tasting notes :
Deep colour. A fresh apricot and blackberry nose,
which characterises this appellation. The attack is smooth, silky and full. It reveals a classic Bergeron
of excellent quality.
A lingering finish...
Variety :
Mondeuse
Wine and food pairings :
A true red wine paradise, the villages of Saint-Jean-de-la-Porte
and Fréterive are ideally located in the middle of
the Combe de Savoie valley, on the right bank of the Isère river
at the foot of the Bauges mountains.
They overlook the valley with stunning views of the various
mountain ranges that crown the region.
Red wine paradise
Tasting notes :
A nose of red berries.
On the tongue, this wine is pleasantly fruity and well balanced. It's a simple, delightful wine that is easy
to drink and pair.
Variety :
Gamay
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Tasting notes :
A lovely pink-orange colour. Powerful nose of red berries. A sophisticated, round and fresh taste that carries the powerful strawberry and raspberry fragrances forward. An enjoyable rosé.
Variety :
Gamay
Wine and food pairings :
Tasting notes :
Very pleasant nose of red berries. On the tongue, the fragrance of blackcurrant is recognisable. This wine has
a characteristically Mondeuse finish - it's slightly sharp.
Variety :
Mondeuse
Wine and food pairings :
Tasting notes :
This wine is typical of the Saint-Jean-de-la-Porte area and is known for its fruity aromas. It lingers smoothly in the mouth and is a wonderful choice to drink today but can also be kept for a future occasion.
Variety :
Mondeuse
Wine and food pairings :
A breath of fresh air
The two neighbouring vineyards of Apremont and Abymes
were developed at the same time, after the Mount Granier landslide,
more than 750 years ago. The vineyard is located on
a sloped hillside with an East/South-East orientation.
The rocky limestone soil and exceptionally sunny climate
have been conducive to vine growth.
The limestone rocks of Granier cover a soil made of ancient
glacial moraines and marlstone.
This unique terroir contributes to the expressive, fresh and mineral
aspect of the Jacquère that is very specific
to the Abymes appellation. It reminds us of the invigorating alpine
climate from which it comes. Near the village of Myans, we grow
Chardonnay and Malvoisie vines produce elegant wines.
Tasting notes :
Yellow-green colour, strong floral nose, assertive attack and a wine that is exceptionally fruity for this appellation, accompanied by a strong mineral presence that is typical of the Abymes region...
Variety :
Jacquère
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Tasting notes :
A deep straw colour with an expressive and exotic nose that has hints of honey and candied peach. A smooth attack with a noticeable roundness that is full and bright...
Variety :
Malvoisie
Wine and food pairings :
Tasting notes :
The nose and the first impression on the tongue both bring to mind fresh butter mingled with the scent of spring flowers. The attack is smooth and pleasant...
Variety :
Chardonnay
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Tasting notes :
Sparkling and elegant, a dazzling pale
yellow with a nose of lemon and notes of grapefruit.
Has a long, round taste.
Variety :
Jacquére
Wine and food pairings :
A mineral force
A charming retreat classified as a conservation site
by the Department of Savoie,
Saint-André Lake was created following the great Mount Granier
landslide. At the foot of Mount Granier and around the lake, our Altesse
grapes provide a relaxing breath of fresh air in a sunny climate.
This scree-marked terroir is particularly favourable to
the Jacquère, a unique grape belonging to the Apremont appellation.
Tasting notes :
Pale yellow with a discreet nose, a direct attack, complex light citrus notes and a mineral finish. Excellent local wine.
Variety :
Jacquère
Wine and food pairings :
Tasting notes :
Pale yellow, very delicate nose of white flowers and citrus. The attack is direct and consistent. It is a smooth, firm and lively wine...
Variety :
Jacquère
Wine and food pairings :
Tasting notes :
Golden in colour, very delicate nose of white flowers. On the tongue, this wine tastes slightly of apricot.
The attack is smooth and harmonious...
Variety :
Altesse
Wine and food pairings :
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