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Mathilde Chapoutier Sélection - Duché d'Uzès 2015

Name: Mathilde Chapoutier Selection - Duché d'Uzès 2015
Brand: Mathilde Chapoutier Selection
Rating: 3.4 (10 reviews)

Duché d'Uzès|White wine

3.4/5 (10 customers)

89/100

Robert Parker

(2014 Vintage Notes)

The quintessential Rhône blend, the white Duché d'Uzès reveals intense aromas of apricots, nuanced by subtle hints of exotic fruits. Sunny and well-balanced, the palate showcases ripe fruit notes in a round, full-bodied style. With a slightly briny finish, we love its freshness!

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Mathilde Chapoutier Sélection

Vintage

2015

Designation

Duché d'Uzès

Region

Rhône

Grape Varieties

Viognier, Grenache blanc, Roussanne, Marsanne

Terroirs

clay-limestone soils

Viticulture

traditional and meticulous

Grape Harvest

at night

Wine Making

Complete destemming. Light cold maceration on the skins, gentle pressing. Static cold settling. Alcoholic fermentation at a low temperature in stainless steel tanks

Livestock Farming

5 months on fine lees

Alcohol content

13%

Eye

a bright, golden-yellow color

Nose

Intense, with apricot aromas accented by subtle notes of exotic fruits

Palate

Well-balanced. A powerful attack with notes of ripe fruit. Full-bodied and fresh (acidity). A lovely, slightly briny harmony on the finish.

Serve

at 10-12°C

Drink starting at

2016

Drink before

2018

Food and Wine Pairings

It will pair very well with antipasti, a fillet of red mullet with citrus butter...

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Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Wine rated (2016 guide) 89/100 (2014 vintage) (Very good wine)

Estate rated "Recommended" (Wine producer recommended by Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate)

Customer Rating

3.4/5

based on 10 reviews

Review and comment by Mr. JEAN PIERRE M. Published on 10/28/2016

A good wine, but lacking in character and with a noticeable alcohol content; Roussanne and Marsanne do not produce the same wines in these regions as they do in the northern CDRs.