Tasty wine, very persistent, with an extraordinary body and a guaranteed longevity. Mediterranean and luminous, like a text by Albert Camus !
- Rupture de stock
Late Harvest
2022 - 50cl - 12% flight
(Restock - 9 bottles))
Its intense nose of exotic fruits, white flowers and a delicate touch of honey transports us.
The mouth reveals a nice balance between freshness and sweetness, identity of its soil.
A real invitation to travel !
Profil
Sweet white wine
Grape varieties
Viognier
Sauvignon Blanc
Gewurztraminer
Riesling
Perfect pairing
Dessert
To be consumed
5 year guard potential
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Tasting notes :
The colour is quite clear and bright, slightly golden.
The nose is complex with aromas of yellow fruits (pear, banana, pineapple), exotic fruits (mango, lychee),
flowers, with a subtle touch of honey. On the palate, the wine is delicate, long,
round without being syrupy, with a well-balanced acidity and a concentrated and very tasty finish.
Food and wine pairing :
Pan-fried foie gras on gingerbread, mango chutney with green chilli.
Carpaccio of scallops with citrus fruit.
Fruity
Roundness
Power
Wooded
General information
Brand :
Reference : Tarapaca-Late-Harvest
Type of agriculture : conventional agriculture
Color : White wine
Profil : Sweet white wine
Conservation : 5 year guard potential
Grape varieties : Viognier, Sauvignon Blanc, Gewurztraminer, Riesling
Region : Maipo
Village : Vallée de Maipo
Country : Chile
Each grape variety brings its own aromas and characteristics. Very original.
Tasty wine, very persistent, with an extraordinary body and a guaranteed longevity. Mediterranean and luminous, like a text by Albert Camus !
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