Barton & Guestier Réserve Chardonnay
14,98 €(11,94 € ALV 0%)
Barton & Guestier
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This product is sold in batches. The minimum batch quantity is 6 pcs
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- IGP Pays d`Oc
- Chardonnay 100%
- Dry
- Acidic
A pleasant social wine, but also very versatile at the dinner table. At its best with white meat, poultry, salads and pasta.
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Description
Barton and Guestier’s long and extensive experience stands as a guarantee for this wine. The Réserve label on the bottle promises that you will get a little bit better wine than with Pays d’Oc IGP alone. The origin of the grapes in the Languedoc-Roussillon region makes the wine moderately priced compared to, say, similar wines in Burgundy. Limoux grapes makes for a well-balanced and fresh blend while Gard grapes add elegance and creaminess. The grapes were harvested in the morning and evening. Short skin contact before fermentation gave the wine diversity. A delight for the consumer and wine lover. Suits vegans.
Additional information
| Area Classification | IGP Pays d`Oc |
|---|---|
| Grape varieties | Chardonnay 100% |
| Producer | Barton & Guestier |
| Vintage | 2024 |
| Sugar | 5 g/ltr |
| Alcohol | 13.0 % |
| Country | France |
| Sweetness Level | Dry |
| Acidity | Acidic |
| Shutter Type | Screw cap |
| Package size | 75 cl |
| Packaging Type | Glass |
| Bottles per case | 6 |
| Selection | A-tukku, Kesko, Meira Nova |
| Pledge Information | Alko glass bottle |
| Norex product number | 150021 |
Barton & Guestier
Barton & Guestier is a wine business with an almost three-century-long history, founded by the Irishman Thomas Barton in 1725 when he settled in the city of Bordeaux. In 1802, his grandson partnered with the Frenchman Daniel Guestier, and the Read moreRelated products
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