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This is a very complex wine which will reward cellaring. Primary characters are pineapple, peach, nectarine, grapefruit peel, and fig, layered with secondary savoury notes from yeast autolysis and a touch of hazelnut and cashew with elegant French oak overtones on the finish.
The colour is a bright pale straw. The nose is alluring and complex with aromas of grapefruit, lemon meringue and peach blossom. The barrel fermentation imparts butterscotch, brioche and hazelnut character. The palate bursts with intense flavours carried through from the nose. The acidity is in perfect balance keeping the wine fresh and mouthwatering. This wine is deliciously rich and full with a long length. The extended barrel maturation has helped seamlessly integrate the oak and lend creaminess to the palate.
This wine displays notes of citrus (lemon curd tart), stone fruits (white peach and yellow nectarine), with mineral notes of granite against toasted brioche and malted oats. The palate has a delicate and creamy characteristics, with nutty notes (almond, cashew) and great length on the palate. The meyer lemon and green lime can be tasted on the palate too. lemon citrus wet granite, mineral, lemon curd tart, toasted brioche, malted oats, cream, vanilla pod, touch of anise, white peach, yellow nectarine, raw cashew, hint of basil leaf, curry leaf.
Since 2011, one hectare (2.5 acres) of the vineyard in the upper part of the plateau on which the estate is situated has been set aside for the production of a white wine, Tronquoy-Lalande Blanc.
The dress has a beautiful pale yellow color, very bright. The nose is clean and lively, with a very developed aromatic expression. It releases aromas peach and quince, mixed with notes of exotic fruits. We also find a hint of minerality revealing the gravel of the vineyard. The palate is fresh and aromatic with controlled fat and a very nice balance. The lingering finish offers great complexity.
We put the juice in only 6 barrels to process the alcoholic fermentation with stirring the lees. No malolactic fermentation. 3 barrels new and 3 barrels of one year. 50% oak and 50% acaccia. French from Allier forest. Ageing during 6 months in barrel and 24 months in bottle.
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Beautiful and brilliant gold colour. Elegance and complexity on the nose with aromas of almond, cooked pineapple and honey. Round and gourmand wine with a certain tension and a beautiful length. Notes of exotic yellow fruit, honey and almond. Its opulence and power make it an ideal partner for delicate fine white meats such as poultry or veal in sauce. It goes well with fish and lobster.