Beaujolais-Villages Blanc "Cuvée Marquise de Robien", Ch. Raousset

Beaujolais-Villages Blanc "Cuvée Marquise de Robien", Ch. Raousset - 2022

Item # 48566 750 mL

A dry white made entirely from Chardonnay vines that are 15 years old. This was fermented, vinified, and aged entirely in stainless steel. Malolactic fermentation was allowed. With aromas of yellow fruits, dairy, and good acidity, this will pair well with saumon en croute.

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