
Vouvray
The appellation area opens up at the eastern limits of the Touraine conurbation and extends over 7 communes on the right bank of the Loire and bordering its tributaries, the Brenne and Cisse.
- Colors : White, Fine bubbles
- Styles : Sweet / Liquorous White Wines, Sparkling wines, Dry white wines: Rich and complex
- Grape variety : Chenin
All about Vouvray
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Wine pairing
- White
- Fine bubbles
Starter
Seafood cassolette
Main course
ris de veau aux morilles
Cheese
Fourme d'Ambert
Dessert
Chocolate Moelleux
Starter
Aperitif
Cheese
Swiss Gruyère
Dessert
Fruit cakes
Tasting
- White
- Fine bubbles
Appearance
Sustained, luminous robe with a color ranging from straw yellow for dry wines to golden with amber reflections for ripe sweet wines.
Nose
Always flattering in their youth (acacia, rose, citrus), Vouvray evolve on candied and stewed notes, apricots, quince and above all floral honey.
Palate
Dry whites are rich and distinctive. Depending on their sugar content, the wines are tender, sensual, full-bodied or opulent, but always with great freshness.
Conservation
The considerable lifespan of Vouvray wines (10 years or more) is supported by the perfect preservation conditions (temperature and hygrometry) of the deep cellars dug into the chalk of the hillsides.
Service
from 8 to 12°
Appearance
straw yellow
Nose
agrumes and brioche
Palate
great freshness, fine and gourmand
Conservation
up to 10 years for some
Service
8°
Location
The appellation area opens up at the eastern limits of the Touraine conurbation and extends over 7 communes on the right bank of the Loire and bordering its tributaries, the Brenne and Cisse.