Miss Anaïs Chardonnay Viognier

Every holidaymaker who has explored the South of France knows it well: the medieval village of Carcassonne. A place where time seems to stand still. This is where you'll find the vineyards for Miss Anais Chardonnay Viognier grapes, specifically in the Rieux-Minervois region. They are part of a new range of wines from the Pays d'Oc in the South of France: the wines of Miss Anais.

The Languedoc wines of Miss Anais

This impressive range of wines is marketed by Chantovent. Founded in 1953, they have been part of the Jean d'Alibert Group's winegrowing and production operations since 1993. They specialize in Languedoc wines and aim to be a major player in the production and distribution of AOC wines from the region. This Miss Anais Chardonnay Viognier comes from the Languedoc-Roussillon region. This is the largest wine-producing region in the world, responsible for more than a third of French wine production. In the past, this region primarily produced inexpensive table wines, but that is no longer the case. Today, this region surprises with higher quality and surprising wines. Miss Anais wines are a perfect example of this. The impressive bottle alone is enough to impress us. The glass stopper, the Vino-lok, is not only beautiful but also incredibly practical. With vines planted in a rich terroir, we can also predict that Miss Anais Chardonnay Viognier will be a successful white wine.

Enjoy this fruity Miss Anais

The result is this delightful, bright, golden-yellow wine. Upon pouring, a powerful yet delicate nose is immediately revealed. Aromas of acacia blossoms, apricot, and peach; you're immediately captivated by Miss Anais's sunny character. The palate is soft yet lively, creating an overall impression of fullness. With hints of blossom, citrus, peach, and nectarine. Delicious as an aperitif, but also perfect with oysters, mussels, whitefish, and fresh goat cheese.