
Technical
characteristics
Grape
variety : macabeu, grenache blanc,
muscat
Vinification : This wine undergoes a traditional fermentation for white wines under temperature controlled conditions. It is aged in tank and then in oak barrels.
Tasting
notes
Appearance
: luminous pale gold with darker golden tints.
Notes
: elegant, intense and complex with aromas of marmalade, beeswax and nuts.
Palate
: fresh but syrupy with delicate hints of toast and roasted nuts. On the finish
there are flavours of stewed orange. This is a fine and elegant wine.
Serve between 14° and 16°C.
Serving
suggestions :
Those
wines go well with lightly cooked foie gras, with delicately spiced food, sweet
and sour sauces typical of Far-Eastern cooking.
It
would also go well with duck cooked in a sweet sauce such as orange, peach,
figs or honey.
‘Vieux
Rivesaltes Ambré’ softens the powerful flavour of blue cheeses such as Stelton or Roquefort and
of dry goats cheese.
Sweet
caramel based desserts and nut tarts complement those wines perfectly.
Try
them as a digestif with a cigar.