Domaine de La Roche Moreau - Quarts de Chaume Grand Cru 2021
3*Coup de Coeur
Hachette
"A resounding success! An ideal Quarts de Chaume for your holiday celebrations."
"Combining great maturity and finesse, this rich and powerful sweet wine, aged without oak, displays superb balance. We are already enjoying its notes of candied lemon, dulce de leche, apricot, and mango, and its full, long, and delicate palate, which stretches out its fruit with finesse. The concentration never takes over and the freshness is always present. A monument, to be reserved for itself or with a light dessert such as a citrus or summer fruit salad." (Le Guide Hachette 2024)
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Eye
Deep, orange-yellow color
Nose
Complex aromas of citrus, fig, and quince jam, evolving after 5 to 10 years into notes of precious wood, candied fruit, honey, and toasted almonds.
Mouth
Ample and powerful, elegant, delicately fresh and balanced
Serve
Between 8 et 10°C
Drink before
2030 and beyond
Food and wine pairings
Excellent as an aperitif, it pairs perfectly with foie gras, lobster, Bresse chicken, a fine Roquefort cheese, ice cream, and desserts...
Guide Hachette des vins
Wine rating (2024 guide) 3*Coup de Coeur (Exceptional wine)
Rated estate (2026 guide) Award-winning wines (This producer's wines are regularly awarded by the guide)
About wine:
Combining great maturity and finesse, this rich and powerful sweet wine, aged without the use of wood, displays superb balance. We are already enjoying its notes of candied lemon, dulce de leche, apricot, and mango, as well as its full, long, and delicate palate, which stretches out its fruit with finesse. The concentration never takes over, and the freshness is always present. A monument, to be reserved on its own or with a light dessert such as a citrus or summer fruit salad.
About the estate:
This 28-hectare estate, run by the Davy family for five generations, is located on the Corniche Angevine between the Loire and Layon valleys. The old wine cellar is listed (17th century) and the cellar is housed in a disused coal mine, where the wines are left to mature. A sure bet in the Anjou wine region, often in the spotlight for its sweet wines, Coteaux-du-Layon and Quarts-de-Chaume in particular.
Customer rating
4/5
based on 4 reviews
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