Maison Les Alexandrins Le Cabanon Blanc dry Bag-in-Box 3L
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- Alcohol content
- 13,0 % vol
- Net volume
- 4 × 3 l = 12 l
- Allergens
- contains sulphites
- Origin
- Côtes du Rhône, France
- Responsible food business operator
- Champagne, Spirits & More Distribution Company GmbH, Bürchleweg 30, 79241 Ihringen
- Vintage: non-vintage
- Producer: Maison & Domaines Les Alexandrins
- Region: Côtes du Rhône, France
- Grape varieties: Viognier
- Alcohol: 13,0 % vol · Volume: 4 × 3 l = 12 l
- Serving temperature: 8–10 °C
- Colour: Pale gold, brilliant
- Nose: Typical Viognier, with notes of fresh pear, peach and apricot finely mingled with white flowers
- Palate: Lean, taut and mineral, with a long, mouth-watering finish and flavours of apple and almond
- Pairs with: Seafood canapés, Fish starters, Fish pasta, Mushroom rice dishes
The wine comes from vines in high-altitude vineyards in the Rhône Valley, mainly on the slopes of the Ardèche, but also on the plains of the Drôme near the village of Allex.
DEVELOPMENT
After racking, a long maturation period allows the wines to develop their aromas, refine their tannins, and gain richness. The wines are already beautifully balanced, with a moderate alcohol content and great depth.
TASTING NOTES
Beautiful, pale yellow color with delicate golden reflections. The nose, typical of the Viognier grape, is very precise with notes of citrus and exotic fruits. On the palate, the wine unfolds a perfect balance between freshness and liveliness with a very beautiful, present acidity that gives the Viognier a very "northern" character.
SERVING SUGGESTION
At 12°C, ideal as an aperitif, for example with seafood appetizers.
PACKAGING
The 3-liter Bag-in-Box packaging offers many advantages:
- Space-saving and lightweight: - L: 13 cm | W: 13 cm | H: 23.5 cm - 3090g
- The packaging can be easily separated into bag and cardboard, dismantled, and disposed of and recycled in a space-saving manner.
- From an ecological perspective, the production of a BiB is far superior to a glass bottle.
- The shelf life of the wines after opening the packaging is longer, as no air from outside reaches the product remaining in the packaging.
