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Domaine Jamet Cotes du Rhone Blanc 2023

Domaine Jamet Cotes du Rhone Blanc 2023

Domaine Jamet Côtes du Rhône Blanc originates from France, within the Northern Rhône subregion of the Rhône Valley. Joseph Jamet founded the estate in the 1950s, though the winery only began bottling its own production in 1976. Today, the property is managed by Jean Paul and Corinne Jamet alongside their son Loïc, following a philosophy that emphasizes the traditional 'assemblage' (blending) of diverse terroirs to achieve a balance of power and elegance.

Wine Description

This white blend typically presents a translucent yellow colour, sometimes featuring light green reflections. The sensory profile is highly aromatic and complex, offering a nose of wild flowers, lemon blossoms, honeyed orchard fruits, and a hint of apricot. On the medium bodied palate, it is bright and textured with a 'crystalline' feel, delivering concentrated flavours of white peach, pear, and tangerine balanced by a refreshing tension and mineral freshness. The finish is clean and persistent, often revealing a floral quality and a subtle hint of smokiness or saltiness.

  • Varietal Composition: A blend primarily of Marsanne and Viognier, supplemented by Roussanne and Grenache Blanc.

  • ABV: Generally ranges between 12.5% and 13.5%.

  • Organic Status: The estate practices 'lutte raisonnée' (sustainable farming) and avoids systematic chemical treatments, though it is not typically certified organic.

  • Stylistic Notes: The wine is fermented and matured in a combination of stainless steel tanks, neutral 300 litre oak casks, and unlined amphoras to preserve its Northern Rhône character and fruit purity.

Food Pairing

The textured profile and vibrant acidity of this wine make it a versatile partner for diverse cuisines. Suggested pairings include seared pork chops, roasted chicken or turkey, and veal served in a white wine sauce. It also complements shellfish, braised butter beans, autumnal root vegetable bakes, and creamy butternut squash soups.

$16.39

Original: $46.82

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Domaine Jamet Cotes du Rhone Blanc 2023

$46.82

$16.39

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Description

Domaine Jamet Côtes du Rhône Blanc originates from France, within the Northern Rhône subregion of the Rhône Valley. Joseph Jamet founded the estate in the 1950s, though the winery only began bottling its own production in 1976. Today, the property is managed by Jean Paul and Corinne Jamet alongside their son Loïc, following a philosophy that emphasizes the traditional 'assemblage' (blending) of diverse terroirs to achieve a balance of power and elegance.

Wine Description

This white blend typically presents a translucent yellow colour, sometimes featuring light green reflections. The sensory profile is highly aromatic and complex, offering a nose of wild flowers, lemon blossoms, honeyed orchard fruits, and a hint of apricot. On the medium bodied palate, it is bright and textured with a 'crystalline' feel, delivering concentrated flavours of white peach, pear, and tangerine balanced by a refreshing tension and mineral freshness. The finish is clean and persistent, often revealing a floral quality and a subtle hint of smokiness or saltiness.

  • Varietal Composition: A blend primarily of Marsanne and Viognier, supplemented by Roussanne and Grenache Blanc.

  • ABV: Generally ranges between 12.5% and 13.5%.

  • Organic Status: The estate practices 'lutte raisonnée' (sustainable farming) and avoids systematic chemical treatments, though it is not typically certified organic.

  • Stylistic Notes: The wine is fermented and matured in a combination of stainless steel tanks, neutral 300 litre oak casks, and unlined amphoras to preserve its Northern Rhône character and fruit purity.

Food Pairing

The textured profile and vibrant acidity of this wine make it a versatile partner for diverse cuisines. Suggested pairings include seared pork chops, roasted chicken or turkey, and veal served in a white wine sauce. It also complements shellfish, braised butter beans, autumnal root vegetable bakes, and creamy butternut squash soups.