ORIGIN OF STAINED GLASS WINDOW:
Old South Church – Boston – USA.

COMMENTARY :

An expressive nose with notes of white nectarines, lemons, lime zest, white flowers, and daisies. Have you ever bitten with conviction into a lemon? The palate is clean and citrus-y. The wine is crisp and refreshing but develops a richness on the middle palate to finish nicely balanced. Yellow fruits and citrus notes, kaffir lime comes to mind, dominate the palate. The finish is salty with hints of grapefruit.
A beautiful, unique wine that will wake you up when drunk with breakfast !

“If you love rich, buttery white wine from the Rhone valley, this may not be your wine”. Fred

FOOD & WINE PAIRING :

• Baby lamb with mint and tzatziki sauce.
• Mackerel and sardine sashimi.
• Fish and shrimp tagine with ginger and turmeric sauce, and coriander shavings.
• Boudin with porcini mushrooms, cress, and chive cream sauce.
• Steamed potato salade & “Collioure” anchovies, Granny Smith apple shavings with paprika.
• Good ‘ol quiche Lorraine like Mama used to make.
• Grilled red mullet, pan-fried fresh spinach and bean sprouts, coriander emulsion.
• Squids curry, steamed wild rice & fresh herbs.

TASTING :

Ideal serving temperature: 10/11°C.
To drink in the next 5 years.