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Cave Alignan Icare Chardonnay

Côtes de thongue , France

Chardonnay

4.3 | 521 Reviews

Alexander Krossa is a phenomenon in the Languedoc. He makes a great white Burgundy style wine in the south of France. Full-bodied, creamy and powerful with an easy drinkable freshness.

€13.49

Product number: RI380X

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About the winemaker

"I started my wine career as an 'élevuer en vins'. That is the person who deals with the process in the wine cellar from fermentation to bottling the wine. I was basically the companion of the wines from their youth up till their maturity. I decided to start for myself and put my expertise into my wines. Cave Alignan soon became a reality and since then I have focused entirely on the success as well as the upbringing of my own wines."

Alignan du vent

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Proefnotitie

"Everyone always wonders how to pronounce the name of this wine. Is it 'I Care' (in English) or icare in French. We asked winemaker Alexander, and he told us that the wine is named after Icarus from Greek mytholigy, who flew with his father towards the sun and then crashed down. The French prefer to stick to the French name of Icarus, namely Icare (phonetically: iekare)."

Product information

Winemaker	Alignan du Vent
Wine estate	Alexander Krossa
Grape	chardonnay
Year	2024
Origin	Côtes de Thongue, France
Harvest per hectare	75 hl/ha
Grapevines	15 years old
Soil	pebbles
Alcohol percentage	13,5%
Vine culture	conventional

Tasting profile	rich (full, rich white)
Tastes like	creamy, exotic, ripe fruit
Pair with	chicken kiev, grilled fish

Côtes de thongue, France

In the heart of France's Languedoc-Rousillon you will find the Côtes de Thongue wine region, named after the river that meanders between the vineyards. Along the coastal strip, you mostly encounter warm-weather grapes like grenache and syrah, but as the landscape inland moves up into the mountains, you'll run into 'good old' chardonnay. The grapes are pressed immediately on arrival in the cellar. As an extra boost, the wine matures on its own yeast sediment, then rests for almost a year in barrels of new French oak. It explains the wine's full, creamy flavour, which remains elegant and drinkable despite the explosion of exotic fruit and wood.

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