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Mathilde Chapoutier Sélection - Duché d'Uzès 2015

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

Duché d'Uzès|White wine

3.4/5 (10 customers)

89/100

Robert Parker

(Notes from the 2014 vintage)

A quintessential Rhône blend, Duché d'Uzès white reveals intense aromas of apricot nuanced by subtle notes of exotic fruit. Sunny and balanced, the palate asserts itself with ripe notes in a rounded style. With a slightly salty 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 neat

Grape harvest

at night

Wine making

Total destemming. Light cold maceration on the skins, gentle pressing. Cold static settling. Alcoholic fermentation at low temperature in stainless steel vats.

Livestock farming

5 months on fine lees

Alcohol content

13% %

Eye

bright golden yellow color

Nose

intense, with apricot aromas nuanced by subtle notes of exotic fruits

Mouth

Balanced. Powerful attack with notes of ripe fruit. Roundness (richness) and freshness (acidity). Beautiful harmony with a slightly salty finish.

Serve

at 10-12°C

Drink from

2016

Drink before

2018

Food and wine pairings

goes very well with antipasti, red mullet fillet with citrus butter...

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Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

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

Rated Recommended (Wine producer recommended by Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate)

Customer rating

3.4/5

out of 10 reviews

Note and opinion by Mr. JEAN PIERRE M. Published on 10/28/2016

Good wine but lacking in personality, with a strong alcohol presence. Roussane and Marsanne grapes do not produce the same wines in these regions as they do in the northern CDR wines.