Chasselas – Back Again

Having practically disappeared from Alsatian vineyards, Chasselas vines, with their white or red grapes, are making a comeback, producing a sober and balanced wine.
10,80 
  • Look
    Pale yellow, with perfect crystal reflects.
  • Smell
    Pleasant, fruity and fine wine. Notes of white flowers and peony.
  • Taste
    Nice straight and mineral attack. Pleasant and smooth in mouth, this dry wine develops blackcurrant and citrus fruit aromas.
  • Look
    Pale yellow, with perfect crystal reflects.
  • Smell
    Pleasant, fruity and fine wine. Notes of white flowers and peony.
  • Taste
    Nice straight and mineral attack. Pleasant and smooth in mouth, this dry wine develops blackcurrant and citrus fruit aromas.

Description

Having practically disappeared from Alsatian vineyards, Chasselas vines, with their white or red grapes, are making a comeback, producing a sober and balanced wine.

Terroir

This Chasselas comes from a sandy-granitic terroir. The vines are located on the plain and mid-slopes.

Pairing

Chasselas goes very well with a cold starter, a seafood platter, a country meal or a winegrower’s pie.

Service

Serve cold, between 4 and 8°C

Ageing

From 2 to 4 years

Vinification

The grapes are picked by hand, then pressed in a pneumatic press. Traditional fermentation under temperature control.