From Aigle, a medieval city in the heart of the famous Chablais wine region in southwestern Switzerland, in the canton of Vaud. From a century-old family-owned winery. Today, a mother-daughter team can be credited with the winery’s great success. This wine is made from the Chasselas grape, a traditional and uniquely Swiss varietal.
Tasting Notes: Light and fine aromas. Subtle flavor of lemon-blossom, citrus and white peach. Soft and fresh, surprising with its flowery taste reminiscent of lemon-blossom. Dry and balanced, with a limestone, mineral character. Pairing: Serve as aperitif, with cheese, fish, seafood, poultry, and veal. Color: white Varietal: Chasselas Bottle Volume (ml): 375, 750 Appellation: Aigle
From Yvorne in the famous Chablais wine region in southwestern Switzerland, in the canton of Vaud. From a century-old family-owned winery. Today, a mother-daughter team can be credited with the winery’s great success. This wine is made from the Chasselas grape, a traditional and uniquely Swiss varietal.
Tasting Notes: Great finesse, flinty and rich. Intense but elegant, soft attack, with a fresh and light finish. Dry. Pairing: Serve: as aperitif, with fish, seafood, or cheese. Color: white Varietal: Chasselas Bottle Volume (ml): 375, 750 Appellation: Yvorne
A wonderful blend of Pinot Noir, Gamay, Syrah and Mondeuse from Aigle, a medieval city in the heart of the famous Chablais wine region in southwestern Switzerland, in the canton of Vaud. From a century-old family-owned winery. Today, a mother-daughter team can be credited with the winery’s great success.
Tasting Notes: Fruity Pinot Noir aromas such as raspberry, but also with spice and leather typical of Syrah and Mondeuse. The palate is fruity, with hints of raspberry and cherry. Aging in oak barrels provides for very ripe aromas and soft tannins. Intense, rare and rich Pairing: Serve with veal, beef, pork and marinated spareribs, and risotto. Also refreshing when served slightly chilled in summer. Color: red Varietal: Pinot Noir, Gamay Bottle Volume (ml): 375, 750 Appellation: Aigle
