Cadole du Chapitre Vieilles Vignes Les Bruyères Viré Clessé AOP 2023
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A white Burgundy wine, this 2023 Les Bruyères Viré-Clessé AOP comes from old Chardonnay vines. The Cadole du Chapitre cuvée develops a fresh and fruity profile, driven by notes of citrus and white flowers. With an alcohol content of 13%, it is best enjoyed simply.
Who produces Cadole du Chapitre Vieilles Vignes Les Bruyères Viré Clessé AOP 2023?
Les Bruyères produces this 2023 Viré-Clessé AOP, named Cadole du Chapitre, from old vines. The Vieilles Vignes designation indicates a parcel selection of older vines, which are often sought after for the concentration and maturity they bring to the grapes.
On what terroir is Cadole du Chapitre Vieilles Vignes Les Bruyères Viré Clessé AOP 2023 produced?
The Viré-Clessé appellation is located in Southern Burgundy, in the Mâconnais, on clay-limestone soils characteristic of this area. The appellation's specifications require Chardonnay as the sole grape variety. The semi-continental climate, marked by southern influences, promotes even ripening of the grapes and gives Viré-Clessé white wines a balance of freshness and roundness.
What is the tasting profile of Cadole du Chapitre Vieilles Vignes Les Bruyères Viré Clessé AOP 2023?
This 2023 Viré-Clessé offers a fresh and fruity profile, driven by notes of citrus and white flowers. The wine stands out for its ease of drinking, with an aromatic and direct style that is true to the expression of Chardonnay on this Burgundian terroir.
What dishes pair with Cadole du Chapitre Vieilles Vignes Les Bruyères Viré Clessé AOP 2023?
This Viré-Clessé white pairs well with grilled fish, seafood, poultry in a cream sauce, or a platter of fresh goat cheeses. Its aromatic freshness also makes it a pleasant companion for an aperitif or light summer cuisine.
At what temperature should Cadole du Chapitre Vieilles Vignes Les Bruyères Viré Clessé AOP 2023 be served?
This 2023 Viré-Clessé should be served chilled, between 10 and 12°C, the usual temperatures for white wines from this appellation. Viré-Clessé whites are generally consumed within three to five years of bottling, during which time they retain their fruity character and vivacity.