Details

  • Type: White
  • Country: Chile
  • Region: Aconcagua Valley
  • Vintage: 2017
  • Producer: Errázuriz
  • Primary grape: Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris
  • Bottle size: 75cl
  • Code: 31443
  • Awards:
    • 2017, Silver Decanter World Wine Awards 2019
  • Ethical Ethical
  • Vegetarian Vegetarian
  • Vegan Vegan
  • Screwcap Screwcap
  • Sulphites Sulphites

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Expression

Dry, refreshing, delicate, light whites

  • Very mild-flavoured cheeses e.g. Caerphilly, Cheddar (mild). Cream cheese e.g. ricotta. Feta, halloumi, mozzarella
  • Clam chowder, cerviche, haddock, halibut, hake, mussels, oysters, prawns and shrimps, sardines, scallops, sushi, trout
  • Basil, chives, dill, fennel, mustard, parsley, saffron, sage, thyme, wasabi
  • Light chicken dishes, black pudding, goose, guinea fowl, ham, pork, veal
  • Aioli, beurre blanc with lemon, light olive oil and fish-based sauces e.g. marinara. Contrasts well with rich sauces
  • The lightest spiced seafood dishes
  • Caesar, feta, green, light seafood, niçoise, rocket, tomato and mozzarella, Waldorf salads. Courgette, cucumber, risotto

About the Wine

Pinot Grigio/Pinot Gris

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Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris are one in the same grape variety, but quite different in style. Pinot Grigio has gained an immense following in the UK, and most hails from north-east Italy, Veneto. It's lighter in style and best drunk young. Pinot Gris tends to have more body and is more vicious in texture.

Flavours:

  • Almond Almond
  • Apple Apple
  • Lemon Lemon
  • Nectarine Nectarine
  • Pear Pear

The Country

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Chile

A viticultural paradise, where vines were introduced by the Spanish in the sixteenth century. A long, narrow country stretching 800 miles from the deserts of the north to the glacial south and it's these valleys and coasts that give the wine its variety.

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