2019 Jurancon Moelleux, Domaine Corty, AOP Jurancon
£17.95
3 in stock
Description
The Domaine Corty Jurancon Moelleux is a beautiful, enticing medium golden colour. The expressive nose shows typical aromas of quince, yellow peach and apricots which are intense but by no means over the top. The fruit characters continue to the rounded palate and are joined by hints of candied ginger spice, kept fresh by perfectly poised acidity on the long, perfumed finish. Enjoy this delicious wine with Foie Gras or soft cheeses.
Domaine Corty is a 5 hectare estate with vineyards at around 300 metres above sea level. The grapes are hand harvested at optimum ripeness for the Moelleux style after multiple passages through the vineyard. The wine spends 10 months in stainless steel before bottling.
Blend: Gros Manseng/Petit Manseng
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