A single-vineyard offering from the Coteau de Chéry, one of the appellation’s most valued terroirs. The grapes from these 50yr old vines are fermented in stainless steel (one third) and barrique of which 25% is new oak. The wine is aged for one year on lees in barrique and a further three months in stainless steel before being bottled. Widely known as the King of Condrieu, Andre Perret is considered one of the finest producers of white wine in the Rhône Valley. Andre Perret gained his title with his Burgundian approach in his multiple cuvées and meticulous work in the winery. Another superb Perret. Shifting the richer end of the spectrum. A veritable rainbow of aromas pear, limoncello, citrus oils, baking spice, jasmine, green tea, baking spice, crème pâtisière, slate, savory hits and beyond. All of which carry through to the palate. That oh so Viognier mouthfeel luscious and edge oily, a tiny bit of grip and just a little alcohol warmth. This really draws you in. Caressing your tongue all the way to a long perfumed finish. Aromas continually evolve as it opens with apricots, marzipan and more coming through. I let it chill a little too much in the fridge, as it warmed and breathed it came together beautiful = don’t drink it too cold and decant it!
RegionFrance - Burgundy
StyleDry
VarietyOther white wine
Vintage2019
ClosureCork
Bottle Size 750ml
MSIDFRA03253