The vines are planted in soil where vines have been cultivated for years. This allows the plants to draw strength from the soil, and the long, deep roots provide them with water. This is essential, as temperatures in the region can soar. Fortunately, there's also a sea breeze, which naturally cools the Chardonnay grapes. This allows the winemakers at L'Impossible to produce a ripe and full-bodied Chardonnay. And they've certainly succeeded, as this is a refined white wine.
As soon as the bottle is opened, we smell a vibrant aroma of tropical fruit—very pleasant, we can assure you. Grab a large glass, and the wine will reveal all the wonderful qualities of the Chardonnay grape. With its deep yellow color and thick structure, it's a promising wine. The aroma reveals notes of tropical fruit, vanilla, and a hint of citrus. The palate is soft and very creamy, with a very elegant fruit bouquet featuring hints of peach, banana, nectarine, and mango!
