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Château Saint-Hilaire - Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence white 2024

Château Saint-Hilaire - Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence blanc 2024

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Concours Vignerons indépendants

exotic fruits
goat's cheese

"Wonderful accompaniment to fish a la plancha!"

A blend of Rolle, Sauvignon, Grenache Blanc and Sémillon, it reveals a discreet nose with floral, brioche and lemon notes. The palate is carried by a fresh, finely acidic structure of citrus fruit, flowers, passion fruit and pear, enhanced by a touch of mild spices on a balanced finish that oscillates between suppleness and tension.

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Estate

Château Saint-Hilaire

Vintage

2024

Designation

Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence

Region

Provence

Grape varieties

50% Rolle, 30% Sauvignon, 10% Grenache Blanc, 10% Sémillon

Terroirs

Clay-limestone soils

Viticulture

Reasoned, HVE 3

Harvest

At optimum maturity

Winemaking

Pressing under nitrogen inerting, stabulation (7-15 days) then settling, alcoholic fermentation (15 days - 1 month), vinification with temperature control (12-13°C) in stainless steel tanks.

Breeding

In tanks

Alcohol content

13%

Eye

Pale gold with green highlights

Nose

Lightly brioche-like, with notes of flowers and lemon

Mouth

Fresh, tangy texture of citrus fruits, flowers, pear, enhanced by small sweet spices

Serve

At 8-10°C

Drink before

2027

Food and wine pairing

Food and wine pairing

Accompanies sea bream a la plancha, 18-month Comté cheese, fresh goat's cheese toast...

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Bettane & Desseauve

Bettane & Desseauve

Domaine rated 1*Star (A serious, recommendable production, in line with what one has the right to expect from its appellation(s))

About the domain :

The Lapierre family has been cultivating vines in the commune of Coudoux since the late 18th century. In 1935, Jean Lapierre, then a naval officer, decided to devote himself solely to the land, which was mainly planted with olive trees. In 1952, Max Lapierre took over from his father, transforming the estate into a vineyard. In 1973, his son Yves created Château Saint-Hilaire and became the owner and winemaker. The estate extends over the stony hillsides of the Coudoux range, halfway between Mont Sainte-Victoire and the Alpilles massif. The vines flourish on 55 south-facing hectares, currently undergoing organic conversion.

Vignerons indépendants competition

Concours Vignerons indépendants

Wine rated (guide 2025) Gold medal

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