Curly Sheep Sauvignon Blanc
13300 ₸
/ pcs.The wine has a straw color.
The wine is characterized by aromas of tropical fruits, citrus, and currants.
Pleasant refreshing taste with a crisp texture, mineral nuances, fruity notes, and balanced acidity.
The wine pairs excellently with seafood dishes, fish, and white meat.
Specifications
- Country: New Zealand
- Region: Nelson
- Manufacturer: Les Grand Chais de France
- Brand: Curly Sheep
- Grape variety: Sauvignon Blanc: 100%
- Wine: White, dry
- Alc: 12.5%
- Serving temperature: 10-12 °C
- Type of drink: Wine
Interesting facts
Curly Sheep, Sauvignon Blanc - a refreshing dry white wine made from Sauvignon Blanc grapes grown in vineyards located 1.5 kilometers from the ocean, providing ideal conditions for grape cultivation. The harvest is collected when the berries reach phenolic ripeness, usually in mid-March. Fermentation occurs in open stainless steel fermenters at strictly controlled temperatures. The absence of oak contact helps preserve freshness and juicy fruitiness. The bottle is sealed with a screw cap to avoid "cork taint."
About the Manufacturer
Les Grands Chais de France (GCF) is a group of companies founded in Petersbach in 1979 by a man named Joseph Helfrich. The main location of the companies is Vosges du Nord (in southern France). Today, Les Grands Chais de France is a large and successful company engaged in the production of quality French wine, primarily aimed at export (over 70% of production). GCF owns vineyards in many wine regions of the country — Alsace, Loire Valley, Bordeaux (Landiras), Beaujolais (P. Desvignes), and Languedoc-Roussillon (Domaine de la Baume). A distinctive feature of GCF is the desire to preserve long-standing traditions while combining them with innovations in the world of winemaking. This is achieved through the extensive experience of over 1200 employees of the company. The annual turnover of Les Grands Chais de France is around 700 million euros. The production volume is about 1,000,000 bottles per day. The company`s production facilities occupy 12.8 hectares.
