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Domaine des Cassagnoles Gascogne Colombard 2023
Domaine des Cassagnoles Gascogne Colombard 2023 €7,40

Domaine des Cassagnoles Gascogne Colombard 2023

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White wine from the Colombard grape
Fresh and dry in taste
Delicious, original aperitif wine
Also delicious with fried fish

 

Delicious as an aperitif

White wine from France made from Colombard grapes and with the scent of green apples. The taste is fresh and dry: delicious as an aperitif with small snacks or with fried fish.

Fresh white but very beautiful

Bronze medal at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris . This fresh white wine from the Colombard grape is made in the south-west of France by Gilles Baumann. He used to mainly produce Armagnac (distilled) but has now largely and very successfully switched to making white wines. His Colombard is a delicious and original aperitif wine due to its fresh dry taste and expressive smell.

The south-west of France is becoming increasingly known as a supplier of special white and red wines. Regions such as Gascony, Jurançon, Madiran and Cahors now have a very good reputation among wine lovers.

Bronze medal at the Agricole Paris Competition

Specifications
Grape variety: Colombard
Land: France
Wine region: Gascogne
Bottle Closure: Screw cap
Alcohol: 11,50%
Taste: fresh & fruity
Wood maturation: No Wood aging
What do we think?: Jerry: Dry white wine with variety: a dusty aroma of green apples and a fresh, dry taste with length.
Domaine des Cassagnoles Gascogne Colombard 2023
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