Pet Nat Ca Sulfit' 2023 | Ancienne Cure
Domaine Ancienne Cure
Orphan Bottles
13,20 €
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Pet Nat Ca Sulfit' 2023 - Domaine l'Ancienne Cure
Nez fin marqué de suite par les fruits blancs et le floral (fleurs blanches); Par ci, par là des effluves de miel. Bouche bien fraiche et tenue par les bulles nombreuses et fines avec un milieu de bouche de fruits comme la poire. C'est finalement le chenin qui l'emporte sur la finale avec une tension plus rocailleuse !
Ce Pet nat est élaborée avec une première fermentation en cuve. La deuxième fermentation est en bouteille. Zéro sulfites, zéro filtration, zéro CO2 ajouté !
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Wine and cheese | Wine and log |
Wine and chocolate | Small point on the designation of origin: AOC and AOP |
What is the difference between AOC (controlled) and PDO (protected) designations? | The PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) label is a European sign. It designates a product where all the stages of production are carried out according to a recognised know-how in the same geographical area. This gives the product its characteristics. It protects the name of the product throughout the European Union. The registered designation of origin (AOC) designates products that meet the PDO criteria. It protects the name on French territory. And is a step towards the PDO, now a European sign. It can also concern products not covered by European regulations (forest products for example). |
The notion of terroir is the basis of the concept of Appellations of Origin: | |
A terroir is a particular geographical area. In it, a production draws its originality directly from the specificities of its area of production. The terroir is a delimited space in which a human community builds, over the course of its history, a collective production know-how. It is based on a system of interactions between a physical and biological environment and a set of human factors. This is where the originality and typicality of the product lies. | A little history on appellations: |