Albert Mathier Petite Arvine Aphrodine 2019 75cl

Description

Producer :	The Mathier family, known today, immigrated from Valais to Salgesch in the 14th century from Marseille. A good 500 years later, Albert Mathier was born as the second of nine children in the now widely ramified family. During the Great Depression, the 1920s, he tried to defy the recession and planted various slopes with vines. With this, Albert Mathier set the Foundation stone for the wine history of Mathiers and the village of Salgesch as one of the most famous wine villages in Switzerland. Albert Mathier & Sons has been a family business for over 80 years, dedicated to enjoyment and tradition. Fadri and Martin Mathier stand in the vines and in the cellar, Peter Mathier looks after the customers and Amédée Mathier manages the business.
Region:	Wine has been available in the Valais wine-growing region since the time of the Romans. More than 2,000 hours of sunshine a year and rainfall of 600 to 800 mm / m² per year guarantee optimal conditions. Chasselas dominates the white grape varieties, ahead of Silvaner and Petit Arvine. What the Chasselas is for the white vines, the Pinot Noir for the red varieties, followed by the Gamay and small specialties such as Humagne and Cornalin. The floors are light and well ventilated, not very loamy, but contain chalk.
Grape variety :	Petite Arvine from the municipalities of Chavanne, Leytron and Bernunes, Sierre.
Manufacture :	Traditional fermentation with biological acid degradation in a stainless steel tank. According to the AOC regulations and the quality requirements of the Albert Mathier & Söhne wine family.
Degustationsnotiz:	There are exotic notes of banana, pineapple and lime in the bouquet, as well as grapefruit and honey; full-bodied on the palate, refreshing, with a lot of minerality and dense aromatics.
Drinkability :	year + 6 years
Enjoy:	Various starters, fish dishes and caviar, Asian and oriental specialties

Producer : The Mathier family, known today, immigrated from Valais to Salgesch in the 14th century from Marseille. A good 500 years later, Albert Mathier was born as the second of nine children in the now widely ramified family. During the Great Depression, the 1920s, he tried to defy the recession and planted various slopes with vines. With this, Albert Mathier set the Foundation stone for the wine history of Mathiers and the village of Salgesch as one of the most famous wine villages in Switzerland. Albert Mathier & Sons has been a family business for over 80 years, dedicated to enjoyment and tradition. Fadri and Martin Mathier stand in the vines and in the cellar, Peter Mathier looks after the customers and Amédée Mathier manages the business. Region: Wine has been available in the Valais wine-growing region since the time of the Romans. More than 2,000 hours of sunshine a year and rainfall of 600 to 800 mm / m² per year guarantee optimal conditions. Chasselas dominates the white grape varieties, ahead of Silvaner and Petit Arvine. What the Chasselas is for the white vines, the Pinot Noir for the red varieties, followed by the Gamay and small specialties such as Humagne and Cornalin. The floors are light and well ventilated, not very loamy, but contain chalk.