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Côtes du Jura 'La Grande Chaude' Chardonnay
Jura · France
Domaine Grand · 2023

Côtes du Jura 'La Grande Chaude' Chardonnay

Perfect pairing
Pairs withfish, poultry, hard cheeses
Glassware
Serving temperature10–12°C
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This Chardonnay from La Grande Chaude is likewise made non-oxidatively, in contrast to the traditional Jura style, and shows a pure, mineral-driven side of the grape on the marl soils so characteristic of the region.

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Wine profile
Taste styleDry
TanninLow
AcidityMed+
AlcoholMedium
Body / TextureMedium
Characteristics
StyleWhite
Wine houseDomaine Grand
GrapeChardonnay
CountryFrance
RegionJura
Year2023
AgeingFrench oak
Volume75 cl
Drinking window2026–2030
Item no.KW344023
StyleWhite
Wine houseDomaine Grand
GrapeChardonnay
CountryFrance
RegionJura
Year2023
AgeingFrench oak
Volume75 cl
Drinking window2026–2030
Item no.KW344023

100% Chardonnay from the La Grande Chaude plot. Non-oxidative vinification on the marl soils characteristic of the Jura, aged in French oak for 12 months.

Store the bottles lying down in a cool, dark place at a constant temperature of 10-14°C. Avoid light and vibration. Consult the drinking window for the ideal moment to open.

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The Grand family have been winegrowers from father to son since 1692. Antoine and Claudine Grand laid the foundations, and in the 1970s and 1980s the brothers Lothain, Dominique and Georges expanded the estate considerably. Today Emmanuel Grand, who inherited the business from his father, runs the domaine together with his wife Nathalie, herself from a winegrowing family. They are now ten generations in. The couple made a deliberate choice to stay small. The vineyard area was reduced and the estate is now fully certified organic. Chardonnay, Savagnin, Trousseau and Pinot Noir grow here on the characteristic marls of the Jura, and the great Jura specialities are naturally all present: vin jaune, vin de paille and macvin. Worth knowing: the Savagnin wines age "sous voile", under a veil of yeast. It is a centuries-old, risky method that gives the wine its singular, gently oxidative, nutty character.

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