The name ‘LA POULARDIÈRE’ comes from the nickname given to an old plot of Grenache vines in the Southern part of the Côtes du Rhône appellation. This small vineyard was implanted next to a farm from which the chickens used to come over to dig up worms and eat the harmful insects. In doing so they contributed to maintain the ecological balance of the vine.

Presentation

Presentation
Our in-house oenologist and partner winegrowers are proud to propose this cuvee that is the result of a careful selection and blend. The rigorous selection of vineyards that are typical and representative of the best terroirs in the Côtes du Rhône appellation is essential to our quest to offer optimal quality.

LA POULARDIÈRE white is composed of white Grenache and Roussanne varietals that confer roundness complemented with the freshness of Clairette. Viognier further adds to the blend by contributing a deeper aromatic complexity and much finesse.
Terroir
Nature of the soils: clay-limestone alluvium terraces and clay.
Winemaking
Direct pressing then cold clearing for 24 hrs. The alcoholic fermentation requires approximately 10 days at controlled temperature around 15° Celsius.
Varietals
Grenache blanc : 40%
Viognier : 20%
Clairette : 20%
Roussanne : 20%
Specifications
Residual Sugar : < 2 g/l

Advice

Serving
Ideal serving temperature: de 10°C à 12°C.
Tasting
Boasting a brilliant light yellow colour, this wine offers a nose yielding aromas of white honey flowers and citrus fruit. Fresh and generous mouthfeel with notes of white flesh fruits, ropy with a long final.