Is St Veran Chardonnay?

Is St Veran Chardonnay?

All Saint-Véran wines are made exclusively from the Chardonnay grape variety. They are traditionally dry in style, yet more full-bodied than other white Burgundies. In their youth, they have floral aromas and notes of white stone fruit, developing into more honeyed, nutty aromas with age.

What is the difference between Bourgogne and Burgundy?

Burgundy Wine Producing Regions But there’s so much more to understand about this region than simply stating what grapes are grown and where. Within these five regions there are 84 appellations!

Is Bourgogne Blanc a Chardonnay?

Burgundy White White Burgundy, or Bourgogne Blanc, as it is often called, is made from Chardonnay grown in the Burgundy region of France. The other principal grape grown in Burgundy is Pinot Noir.

Is Saint Veran wine good?

Saint Véran wines represent good value for money for Burgundian Chardonnay lovers. Floral aromas mixed with fresh notes of citrus fruit, on the palate this is underpinned by a mineral note, well-structured and precise with a very pure fruit and a lingering refreshing aftertaste.

Is Macon Village a Chardonnay?

Mâcon-Villages is an appellation for dry white wines made from the Chardonnay grape variety. These are produced in selected communes of the Mâconnais wine area of southern Burgundy. The appellation represents a step up in quality from the standard Mâcon title.

What grape is Bourgogne Blanc?

Chardonnay
Bourgogne Blanc wine can be made from grapes grown in any one (or more) of 300 communes. The grape varieties permitted for use in the appellation are Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris.

Where does Macon wine come from?

Mâcon is the generic regional appellation for red, white and rosé wines from across the Mâconnais sub-region of southern Burgundy. In contrast to location-specific appellations like Pouilly-Fuissé, Mâcon AOC wines are representative of a particular quality level, rather than a particular terroir.