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Les Petits Dragons
2022 Wine from France - 75cl
(Restock - 12 bottles))
Intense straw-yellow robe with green highlights.
It opens with aromas of herbs, with a hint of fennel and chamomile.
A light tannic impression adds structure and freshness.
An original white wine due to its blend, unusual in Languedoc, namely Chenin Blanc and Petit Manseng.
Profil
Aromatic white wine and tasty
Grape varieties
Little Manseng
Chenin
Perfect pairing
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To be consumed
5 year guard potential
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Tasting Notes :
Intense straw-yellow color with green highlights.
It opens with aromas of herbs, with a hint of fennel and chamomile.
A light tannic impression adds structure and freshness.
Food Pairings :
Roasted veal steak, Parmesan risotto.
Guinea fowl fricassee, Duchess potatoes, oyster mushrooms, and shiitake mushrooms.
General information
Brand : Domaine de Malavieille
Reference : Malavieille-petit-dragon
Appellation : Wine from France
Label : Demeter
Type of agriculture : biodynamic agriculture
Color : White wine
Profil : Aromatic white wine and tasty
Conservation : 5 year guard potential
Grape varieties : Little Manseng, Chenin
Region : Languedoc wine
Country : France
What wine would you pair with Aunt Simone's spicy curry? The aromas of Petit Dragon would provide a lovely balance.
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Intense straw-yellow robe with green highlights.
It opens with aromas of herbs, with a hint of fennel and chamomile.
A light tannic impression adds structure and freshness.
An original white wine due to its blend, unusual in Languedoc, namely Chenin Blanc and Petit Manseng.
