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After careful sorting, the grapes are gravity-fed into the press. After pressing, the must is protected from air and oxidation by CO2 inerting. The grape juice is then cold-settled at approximately 2°C for 36 to 48 hours, followed by settling. Alcoholic fermentation lasts about a month. This is followed by malolactic fermentation, which lasts approximately two months. Once fermentation is complete, a light lees stirring (bâtonnage) begins after several tasting tests. The wine is then aged on its lees for 6 to 9 months.
Intense color, golden hue, with green and amber highlights. Initially restrained by a brioche note that subtly blends with a smoky character, the nose readily reveals the abundant intensity of a luscious expression where boozy fruit mingles with floral, candied, and spicy notes: biscuit, flint and musk, meadowsweet, apricot liqueur, candied citrus kernels and candied citrus, cardamom, and licorice stick. The palate offers the opulent power of a robust tableau encompassing the honeyed generosity of the aromatics, the smooth creaminess of the texture, and the delicate minerality's resistance to languor.
Municipalities of Chignin, Francin, and Montméllian, facing due south. Limestone scree from the Bauges massif, poor and stony soils.
The most prestigious and sought-after wine from Savoy: Chignin Bergeron.
This wine, with its intense golden hue and green and amber highlights, reveals a luscious nose with floral, candied, and spicy notes. On the palate, it's an explosion of aromas that tantalize the taste buds with notes of biscuit, flint, musk, meadowsweet, apricot liqueur, stone fruit, candied citrus, cardamom, and licorice stick.
This Bergeron will perfectly complement a lake fish in sauce, a supreme of roasted guinea fowl with mirabelle plums, scallops, pan-fried foie gras, or even a dessert with exotic fruits, snails, and Beaufort cheese.