Fleurie La Madone
£21.00
- Origin of Grapes: The Gamay grapes for this particular Fleurie come from a plot of 50-year-old vines located just below the Chapel of de la Madone, built in 1870. The grapes are grown on pink granite soils.
- Wine Style: This Fleurie is known for its sweet red Gamay fruit flavors, along with finesse and body attributed to its pink granite soils. It is described as smooth and lusciously fruity, with subtle tannins, and can be enjoyed young or aged.
- Tasting Notes: Expect a "headdy perfume of freshly picked irises and peonies" along with crushed berry fruit notes. Flavors of Morello cherries, strawberries, and a savory finish are also mentioned.
- Pairing Suggestions: It pairs well with roast leg of lamb, roast or barbecued chicken or pork. Other recommendations include sausages cooked in wine, Blanquette de Veau, roasted poultry, charcuterie platters, and light pasta dishes.