Domaine BellegardeLa Pierre Blanche Jurancon Sec 2011
Dry, Full Bodied style of 50% Petit Manseng, 30% Gros Manseng, 20% Camaralet
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Dry, Full Bodied style of 50% Petit Manseng, 30% Gros Manseng, 20% CamaraletThis delicious dry white wine has an excellent acid balance allowing it to age gracefully. So .... drink now and enjoy!
If you would like a change from chardonnay or sav blanc then try this great wine from Jurançon in the foothills of the French Pyrenees (think The Way/The Camino de Santiago/pilgrim route). The Manseng grape is indigenous to the Jurançon and is growing in popularity as it is a great match with rich buttery or creamy sauces and seafood. For example it is a great match with creamy pasta and fish sauces. Andrea Frost (Melbourne Review) summed it up beautifully La Pierre Blanche is a lovely wine with a complex nose of honey, wet stone, chalk and stonefruit continuing on the palate. Excellent acidity gives the wine pace and race all the way down.
Some bottle variation may occur - hence the exceptionally low price for this wine!
If you would like a change from chardonnay or sav blanc then try this great wine from Jurançon in the foothills of the French Pyrenees (think The Way/The Camino de Santiago/pilgrim route). The Manseng grape is indigenous to the Jurançon and is growing in popularity as it is a great match with rich buttery or creamy sauces and seafood. For example it is a great match with creamy pasta and fish sauces. Andrea Frost (Melbourne Review) summed it up beautifully La Pierre Blanche is a lovely wine with a complex nose of honey, wet stone, chalk and stonefruit continuing on the palate. Excellent acidity gives the wine pace and race all the way down.
Some bottle variation may occur - hence the exceptionally low price for this wine!
This delicious dry white wine has an excellent acid balance allowing it to age gracefully. So .... drink now and enjoy!
If you would like a change from chardonnay or sav blanc then try this great wine from Jurançon in the foothills of the French Pyrenees (think The Way/The Camino de Santiago/pilgrim route). The Manseng grape is indigenous to the Jurançon and is growing in popularity as it is a great match with rich buttery or creamy sauces and seafood. For example it is a great match with creamy pasta and fish sauces. Andrea Frost (Melbourne Review) summed it up beautifully La Pierre Blanche is a lovely wine with a complex nose of honey, wet stone, chalk and stonefruit continuing on the palate. Excellent acidity gives the wine pace and race all the way down.
Some bottle variation may occur - hence the exceptionally low price for this wine!
If you would like a change from chardonnay or sav blanc then try this great wine from Jurançon in the foothills of the French Pyrenees (think The Way/The Camino de Santiago/pilgrim route). The Manseng grape is indigenous to the Jurançon and is growing in popularity as it is a great match with rich buttery or creamy sauces and seafood. For example it is a great match with creamy pasta and fish sauces. Andrea Frost (Melbourne Review) summed it up beautifully La Pierre Blanche is a lovely wine with a complex nose of honey, wet stone, chalk and stonefruit continuing on the palate. Excellent acidity gives the wine pace and race all the way down.
Some bottle variation may occur - hence the exceptionally low price for this wine!
Full bodied white wines have a noticeably textural mouthfeel with good palate weight and full flavours.
Dry wines have no trace of sweetness at all.
- Type50% Petit Manseng, 30% Gros Manseng, 20% Camaralet
- Size750mL
- RegionJurançon
- Current Vintage2011
- Standard Drinks8.6
- Alcohol Volume14.49%
- CountryFrance
- Brand NameDomaine Bellegarde
- Wine MakerPascal Labasse
- ClosureCork
- Wine SweetnessDry
- Wine BodyFull Bodied
Awarded "Wine of the Month" in "SBS Feast Magazine".
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