Eric Chevalier Eric Chevalier Muscadet-Côtes de Grandlieu sur lie Clos de la Butte, France, Loire Valley, Pays Nantais, Muscadet-Côtes de Grandlieu sur lie

Medium lemon color. Aromas of lemon, red apple, Anjou pear, and pronounced peach blossom, as well as bread and honey. Dry with medium+ acidity and full body despite the lower ABV (11.5%). Grapefruit, pear, stonefruit flavors, with a nice saline finish.

Not a lot to add to what others have said. Quite rich in flavor and a pretty full body on the pallette - almost a creaminess to the mouth feel, and certainly a sweetness there too. Need to be served pretty chilled, to avoid cloying. A nice interesting wine.

Mild, smooth, a little lemon, a little white pepper. Nice on a hot summer night.

Christmas day dinner (Mont Tremblant) : Refined and focused with racy finish. Delicious.

Unusual wine. Nose of peach and slight honey. Palate of citrus, salt, minerals, with a creamy texture. I only got a medium acidity, expected more. Probably not one I'll search out again but glad I tried it.

Very clear golden color, fruit such as melon on the nose as well as a hint of flint, unctuous body, moderate acidity, a little fruit on the finish and again that very thick mouth feel