Vignoble Dubreuil - Silice | Touraine AOP Sauvignon Blanc
White wine | France, LOIRE | 2022
A beautiful lemon yellow and clear color in the glass. A dusty nose of yellow fruit and agrum spreads from the glass, with notes of green pepper. The mouth is aromatic and built on freshness, with lots of fruit, citrus and exotic, and gives a pleasantly fresh aftertaste.
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€10.73
8.87
excl. VAT
Specifications
Serving temperature
8-10 °C
Year
2022
Type
White wine
Country
France
Volume
0.75
Grape & craft
Region
LOIRE
Grape varieties
Sauvignon blanc (100%)
Viticulture
Sustainable/HVE
Vinification
The name Silice refers to the sandy soil of the vineyards. This ensures a fresh and fruity expression of the sauvignon blanc. The harvest is done mechanically and with the greatest care. In order to preserve the fruit as much as possible, a soft pressing quickly follows. After fermentation, the wine matures briefly in stainless steel tanks.
Flavour profile
Taste profile
Aromatic fresh
Food pairing
Shellfish | Fish - light fishdishes | Fish - carpaccio | Crustacea | Salmon - smoked
About Vignoble Dubreuil
Laure and Stéphane have for many years been committed to an agricultural method that promotes soil biodiversity and the reduction of treatment agents, called HVE (Haute Valeur Environnementale).
The estate extends over 50 hectares of vines in production in the municipalities of Couddes and Oisly in the Loir-et-Cher, the land of their ancestors. More than seven generations have lived and worked on this soil with passion and love for wine.
They mainly produce the Sauvignon-Blanc grape variety, an emblematic grape variety of the region, under the Touraine Sauvignon and Touraine Oisly appellations. Other grape varieties are for white wines: Chardonnay and Chenin blanc and for red and rosé wines: Gamay Noir, Cabernet-Franc and Malbec (Côt).
They mainly produce the Sauvignon-Blanc grape variety, an emblematic grape variety of the region, under the Touraine Sauvignon and Touraine Oisly appellations. Other grape varieties are for white wines: Chardonnay and Chenin blanc and for red and rosé wines: Gamay Noir, Cabernet-Franc and Malbec (Côt).
