La Voûte 2023
Vin de France
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Fabulous Grand Cru style Chardonnay from grower Bruno Bouché and Limoux’s high vineyards. Nearly every vintage it wins a Gold medal. It's ripe, intensely flavoured grapes have produced a white with dazzling lemon fruit, creamy peach and subtle spice.
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
France- Light Gold
- Chardonnay
- 10.125 Units
- Vegan
- 13.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2027
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Rich, creamy with vibrant spiced apple, peach, citrus. Toasty finish
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
One of our most prized whites, La Voûte is the team work of winemaker Mark Hoddy and a meticulous grower in the Limoux, Bruno Bouché. Mark's aim with this wine is to make a rich, yet mineral-fresh Burgundy-style wine at an affordable price. He knows exactly where to source the best grapes each vintage – Bruno Bouché's Astruc vineyard in Limoux Océanique, where the vines, planted at 300 metres, benefit from both the cooling Atlantic and the warmth of the Med. It results in intense ripe fruit with excellent freshness. After careful pressing the juice is put into new barrels to ferment slowly. A further year’s ageing in oak, with lees stirring, lends a creamy texture to the peachy lemon character. Serve cool with creamy sauced chicken.
One of our most prized whites, La Voûte is the team work of winemaker Mark Hoddy and a meticulous grower in the Limoux, Bruno Bouché. Mark's aim with this wine is to make a rich, yet mineral-fresh Burgundy-style wine at an affordable price. He knows exactly where to source the best grapes each vintage – Bruno Bouché's Astruc vineyard in Limoux Océanique, where the vines, planted at 300 metres, benefit from both the cooling Atlantic and the warmth of the Med. It results in intense ripe fruit with excellent freshness. After careful pressing the juice is put into new barrels to ferment slowly. A further year’s ageing in oak, with lees stirring, lends a creamy texture to the peachy lemon character. Serve cool with creamy sauced chicken.
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