This captivating orange wine from Ardèche reflects the passion and care of Rémi and Patricia Bonneton, who craft each cuvée with precision and respect for nature. Made with extended skin contact, it reveals layers of dried apricot, citrus peel and subtle spice, balanced by a gentle tannic grip and refreshing acidity. The result is both intriguing and approachable, perfect for those curious to explore something different. Best enjoyed slightly chilled, around 12°C, it pairs beautifully with Mediterranean dishes, cheeses or simply on its own. A genuine expression of craftsmanship that invites you to slow down and savour every sip.
19.20 € incl tax
25 in stock

Wine name : Metonymia 2020

Producer : Domaine de l'Alézan - Rémi et Patricia Bonneton

Grape varieties : Muscat, Viognier, Marsanne, Roussanne

Region : Rhône Valley, France

Appellation : Vin de France

Type of winemaking : Natural vinification with indigenous yeasts, minimal intervention, no fining or filtration

Maceration : Skin-contact maceration of white grapes (orange wine style), several weeks

Colour : Deep golden with amber highlights

Nose : Expressive aromas of stone fruits, citrus zest, white flowers and light spicy notes

Palate : Rich and textured with a balance between freshness and tannic grip, flavours of apricot, orange peel and herbal nuances

Alcohol content : Around 12% vol.

Soils : Granite and clay-limestone terroirs

Agriculture : Organic and biodynamic practices

Aging potential : 3 to 5 years

Food pairing : Perfect with spicy dishes, mature cheeses, grilled fish or Mediterranean cuisine

Serving temperature : 10 to 12°C