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Valeriole Description
Mas de Valeriole Charmentin Bouches du Rhone Terre de Camargue is a captivating blend from the renowned Provence-Corse region. This exceptional cuvée marries the finest Chardonnay and Rolle grape varieties, meticulously cultivated using organic viticulture. The winemaking process honors traditional techniques, including temperature-controlled fermentation with indigenous yeast, blending, and ageing on the lees, to create a truly distinctive wine. With an alcohol content of 12.5%, this elegant wine is perfect for those special occasions or simply to indulge in a moment of pleasure.
The Charmentin Bouches du Rhone Terre de Camargue graces the eye with a beautiful yellow hue, pale in appearance, and adorned with greenish-gold highlights. The nose is enticed by a symphony of aromatic freshness, boasting enchanting white flower aromas, invigorating citrus notes, and zesty lemon fragrances. On the palate, this wine reveals a generous and tangy profile, blooming with flower overtones and delicate citrus hints. The intense iodine undertones are masterfully intertwined with a smooth, mineral quality, culminating in a light-bodied wine with good intensity and a long-lasting finish.
The Mas de Valeriole Charmentin Bouches du Rhone Terre de Camargue is an exquisite companion for a range of dishes, ideally served between 8° and 10°C. Delight in this wine as an aperitif or pair it with an array of seafood and shellfish options, such as fresh oysters, succulent fish dishes, or a delicate scallop carpaccio. The versatile and enchanting flavors of this wine are sure to elevate your dining experience and create unforgettable memories.
Staff Rated: 90 Points
A blend of 70% Rolle (Vermentino) and 30% Chardonnay, This is a wine anchored no so much by its acidity, which is adequate yet not assertive. A subtle hint of salinity weaves its way into the generous but restrained fruit, and the domaine’s preference for low sulfur shows itself in the wine’s lift and purity.
