Product information

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Qualifications
Aosta Valley DOC Chambave Muscat
Production area
Vineyards on south-east exposure in the municipality of Verrayes
at 650 meters above sea level
Ground
Morainic, loose sandy with a steep slope
Vines
100% Muscat Petit Grain
Training system
Guyot
Vinification and aging
In steel, with pre-fermentative pellicular macerations
cold. Aged for 8 months in steel,
keeping the wine on the lees for fermentation
with frequent "batonnages". 4 months aging
in the bottle
View
Straw yellow, greenish reflections, crystal clear
Smell
Fine, aromatic, floral, fruity. They recognize each other
apricot, sage, thyme and peach
Taste
Wine of good body, consistent, dry, delicately
alcoholic, fresh
Pairings
Aperitif wine, shellfish, white meats, some
soups, medium-aged cheeses and pasta
sweet (eg fontina)

Host information

The La Vrille Winery was established in 2005. The philosophy of the company is to offer guests a family atmosphere and to let customers experience the authenticity and simplicity of the place they are in.

 

The company consists of 3 hectares of vineyards, mainly located in a natural amphitheater with a south/southeast exposure around the winery.

 

The lands of Hervé give life to the grape varieties Muscat, Vuillermin, Petit Rouge, Cornalin, Fumin, Pinot Noir, and Nebbiolo.

 

Work in the vineyards focuses on respecting nature. Hervé indeed takes great care of the plants to ensure a healthy and ripe grape harvest. The process continues in the winery, in the spaces carved into the rock, where natural processes for winemaking are followed without unnecessary and excessive manipulation of the wine.

 

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Where the producer is located

Loc. Grangeon, 11020, Verrayes, Italy

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