Vague de Loire Touraine AOP - Ethic Drinks

Vague de Loire Touraine AOP - Ethic DrinksA hint of the Atlantic, a whisper of cool Loire nights and the clear signature of Sauvignon Blanc: Vague de Loire Touraine AOP - Ethic Drinks brings all of this into the glass with an elegant flourish. In the glass, the wine shows a pale straw yellow with shiny reflections reminiscent of lemon peel. Even the first glance promises freshness, clarity and fine tension. On the nose this Loire Sauvignon starts off precise and clear. Delicate notes of fresh lemon juice meet juicy grapefruit and crisp lime. The stated aroma of green grass emerges charmingly and recalls a freshly cut meadow on a cool morning. Behind this follow fine nuances of gooseberry, a touch of Granny Smith apple and a hint of ripe pear. The mineral vein is always perceptible, with allusions to wet stone and chalk, like after a summer rain on light pebbles. On the palate, Vague de Loire Touraine AOP - Ethic Drinks appears straightforward, dry and wonderfully crisp. The lively acidity carries the citrus aromas powerfully across the tongue without seeming harsh. The mouthfeel remains light, fresh and vibrant, the body slender to medium in weight. The texture shows a fine tension, like a taut tendon that makes the wine appear lively. The minerality runs clearly through the mid-palate and underscores the cool origin in the Loire Valley. On the finish, lemon lingers, along with a hint of white currant, some elderflower and a delicate salty touch that whets the appetite for the next sip. The style of this Touraine Sauvignon is unmistakable: fruit-driven, animating, crystal-clear and with a striking mineral core. Typically Loire, yet with a modern, very precise signature, this wine is aimed at those who appreciate aromatic clarity and freshness. Sauvignon Blanc from Touraine shows its strengths here: fragrant fruit, crisp acidity, clear structure and impressive drinking pleasure. The Touraine region in the Val de Loire stands for a temperate climate with Atlantic influence. Cool winds, plenty of light and marked differences between day and night temperatures ensure slow ripening of the grapes. The soils range from calcareous terroirs and gravelly sites to sandy parcels. This diversity is reflected in the profile of the wine. The clearly defined fruit character comes from the cooler sites, while the mineral notes have their origin in the calcareous parcels. The Sauvignon Blanc grape variety brings its typical strengths to bear here. It shows intense citrus notes, green aromas and a characteristic scent of grass, herbs and sometimes fine bell pepper. In Touraine, its more elegant, slightly floral side tends to come to the fore. It is precisely this interplay of freshness, herbal spice and clear citrus fruit that shapes this wine. Typical aromas that appear when enjoying this Loire Sauvignon: Lemon, lime and grapefruit with a juicy-fresh impression Green grass, fine herbs and a hint of gooseberry White blossoms, elder and subtle hints of green bell pepper Cool mineral notes of wet stone and chalk Whether a relaxed evening after work, a fine fish dish or an elegant aperitif, this wine accompanies many moments. It is particularly well suited to occasions such as: A stylish aperitif on the terrace in the late light A light fish menu with friends and family A vegan dinner with fresh vegetable cuisine A gift for wine lovers with a sense for Loire classics Vague de Loire Touraine AOP - Ethic Drinks combines origin, character and a clear promise of quality. Vegan and certified organic production underscores the focus on terroir, care and respect for nature and origin. In the glass, this is expressed as a precise, fresh, expressive Sauvignon Blanc that proudly displays its Loire roots. Production of Vague de Loire Touraine AOP by Ethic Drinks The grapes for this Touraine Sauvignon come from selected parcels in the Val de Loire. The vines grow in a climate influenced by the Atlantic. Mild winters, summers that are not too hot and cool nights create ideal conditions for slow development of aromas. The soils in Touraine show a mix of limestone, clay, gravel and sand, allowing a delightful balance between freshness, structure and minerality. Sauvignon Blanc reacts sensitively to terroir. On calcareous soils, this variety develops taut acidity, precise citrus notes and perceptible minerality. In sandier parcels, it develops finer, fragrant aromas of blossoms and delicate exotic notes. The producer makes use of this diversity to create a wine that appears both fruity and clearly structured. The harvest is timed so that freshness and aromatic ripeness are in ideal balance. Carefully selected grapes quickly reach the cellar to avoid oxidation and preserve the fragile aromatic profile of Sauvignon Blanc. Gentle pressing prevents bitter notes from skins and seeds. Before fermentation, the must rests in the cool so that lees can settle and the later wine appears clear and precise. Fermentation takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks. Cool fermentati...