In 2011, Château Grand Plantey enjoyed splendid weather and the white grapes reached a perfect maturity. It offers a lovely pale yellow colour with shades of grey, and a powerful, complex and varietal nose that delights us with delicate citrus fruit and passion fruit aromas. On the palate the wine is well balanced, between roundness and liveliness, and delivers notes of zest of citrus fruit and grapefruit.
Product information
In 2011, Chteau Grand Plantey enjoyed splendid weather and the white grapes reached a perfect maturity. It offers a lovely pale yellow colour with shades of grey, and a powerful, complex and varietal nose that delights us with delicate citrus fruit and passion fruit aromas. On the palate the wine is well balanced, between roundness and liveliness, and delivers notes of zest of citrus fruit and grapefruit.
Wine of France
Country of Origin
France
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place.
Serving Suggestions
Food/Wine Matching: Shellfish, grilled fishes. Serving condition: Serve between 10C and 12C.
Package Type
Bottle
Recycling Information
Pack - Glass
Brand
Chateau
Manufacturer
Chateau,
A F-33790 Soussac par CDL,
A F-33720 Landiras.
A F-33790 Soussac par CDL,
A F-33720 Landiras.
Allergen Information
Contains Sulphites
Dietary Information
Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
ABV (%)
12.5
Units
9.4
History
For four generations the Comin Guicheney family has taken the best care of the vineyard and wines of Chteau Grand Plantey.
Regional Information
The Bordeaux appellation is a regional AOC produced in all the vineyards of Bordeaux. The vineyard is 42 600 ha and produced 2,236,700 hl throughout the growing zone of the Gironde department. This AOC s the appellation of Bordeaux's largest and best-selling worldwide. It meets quality standards set by thINAO (Institut National des Appellations d'Origine). This regional designation is so broad that it covers a wide range of soils.
Current Vintage
2020
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