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The Haut Chamblard Saint-Péray is pure Marsanne sourced from the newest in the M. Chapoutier portfolio, planted on decomposed granite soil with high sand and quartz content. This biodynamic Marsanne is aged on fine lees in large 600 litre demi-muids for up to a year, delivering this generous drop with notes of toast, almond and brown butter on the nose and well-balanced, luxurious and soft-textured palate.
With roots dating back to 1808, M. Chapoutier is one of the oldest companies in the Rhône Valley. Yet, its world renown and the quality of wine can truly be accredited to the arrival of Michel Chapoutier in 1990. His willingness to change the set way, thirst for knowledge and...
The Northern Rhône has a continental climate with harsh winters but warm summers. Its climate is influenced by the mistral wind, which brings colder air from the Massif Central. Consequently, the Northern Rhône is somewhat cooler than the Southern Rhône, which means that the mix of planted grape varieties and...
Marsanne is a white wine grape variety that has found its home in the Northern Rhône valley of France, where it is used to produce the white wines of St. Joseph, Crozes-Hermitage, and Hermitage. It is a difficult grape to cultivate as it is susceptible to disease and is particularly...
