Chardonnay 'De Marne et d'Argile' Eric Thill 2023
Eric Thill

Chardonnay 'De Marne et d'Argile' Eric Thill 2023

Eric Thill's Chardonnay 'De Marne et d'Argile' is a fine white wine from the Jura, produced with artisanal sensitivity following an organic regime in the vineyard. It comes from 50-year-old vines and is aged in barrels filled on the fine lees. The nose reveals citrus fruits and ripe white fruit with buttery and savoury notes on the finish. The palate is soft, warm, savoury and pleasantly unctuous. Perfect with smoked fish, fried seafood and white meat

23,90 €

Features

Denomination

Cotes du Jura AOC

Vines

Chardonnay 100%

Tipologia

White Wines

Region

Jura ( France )

Alcohol content

13 %

Format

75 cl Bottle

Vinification

Spontaneous alcoholic fermentation in wood, with indigenous yeasts

Aging

16 months in tonneaux on fine lees

Filosofia produttiva

Natural, Organic, Indigenous yeasts

Additional Notes

Contains sulfites , bio da agricoltura Italia o EU

CHARDONNAY 'DE MARNE ET D'ARGILE' ERIC THILL 2023 DESCRIPTION

Colour

Intense straw yellow with golden hues

Scent

Intense hints of candied lemon and baked apple, buttery scents with slight hints of vanilla and pleasant saline overtones

Taste

Soft and warm, with marked savouriness and pleasant unctuousness

Temperature
10°-12°C
When to open
To enjoy an artisanal wine at its best, we recommend you to let it 'breathe' at least 15-30 minutes before serving
When to drink
Wine good to drink now, but that can have a beautiful evolution after resting for a while in your cellar
Glass
Large goblet
Perfect for white wines with good structure and intensity, which need oxygenation to open up and develop their intense and complex aromas
Longevity
You can let it rest in the cellar for more than 5 years

Eric Thill

Foundation Year2007
Address11 Rue Principale - 39570 Trenal (Francia)

Perfect to drink with

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White Meat

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Fried Fish

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Smoked Fish

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Risotto with Vegetables

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Fish Soup without Tomato

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