French wines are often considered the best in the world. With breathtaking wine regions and a long history, this is no surprise. France is considered the world's largest wine producer. The quality is consistently high, guaranteeing a fine wine. Maison la Chenais means "house of the oak," a reference to the large green oak that dominates the region. It symbolizes longevity, which is also reflected in the wines of Maison La Chenais. The Vic family grows their grapes here and crafts flavorful wines that beautifully express the unique terroir.
The grapes are carefully harvested at peak ripeness. A strict selection of the best grapes is made. This is the only way to guarantee the high quality of the wine. At the winery, the grapes are then destemmed and carefully pressed. The juice is then fermented at a controlled temperature. This process is closely monitored. The wine is not aged in oak, which gives it a unique character. A young wine with a balanced flavor.
As soon as we pour the wine, we immediately see a beautiful ruby red color. It sparkles in the glass, making the first sip even more appealing. The aromas burst forth from the glass: a complex aroma of herbs and abundant red and black fruit, including cherries and blackberries. The flavor is subtle, powerful, and full-bodied. A delicious wine to pair with various meat dishes. The bottle is also sealed with a vinolok, making it resealable.
