Sauvagine
Pétillant
Identity
Sauvignac, Muscadelle and Sémillon.
Sauvignac is a disease-resistant grape variety, created by crossing Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling. First bred in Germany in 1991, its multiple resistance traits provide excellent protection against downy mildew, powdery mildew and black rot.
An early-ripening variety, it also has excellent winemaking qualities. It produces rich, full-bodied wines with pronounced fruit aromas, thiol-driven notes and a lingering finish.
The vines grow on south-west-facing clay-limestone hillsides.
Once the finest juices have been selected, blending and vinification take place. The lees, which remain in the bottle, lend the wine a creamy texture and subtle brioche notes.
13° alc.
Tasting
Sauvagine Pétillant has a cloudy, golden-yellow colour due to the lees still suspended in the wine.
The nose reveals notes of lemon and pineapple.
The palate reveals citrus notes, delicate, fine bubbles and a creamy texture.
This cuvée is a Brut Nature sparkling wine, unfiltered and with no residual sugar.
To pair with...
Sauvagine Pétillant pairs perfectly with citrus flavors.
The nose offers citrus notes that resonate perfectly with tangy flavors. The crisp, light palate creates a pleasant balance with a creamy dish.
It makes a perfect pairing with a rich, lemony mezze, such as an olive and za'atar focaccia.
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