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Tracy & Cie Les Marnes Blanc AOC Menetou-Salon 2023Tracy & Cie Les Marnes Blanc AOC Menetou Salon 2023 Loire, Frankrijk Les Marnes Blanc AOC Menetou Salon 2023 is een droge witte Loire wijn van Sauvignon Blanc uit de Centre Loire. Deze cuve laat een andere kant van Chteau de Tracy zien dan Pouilly Fum, met Menetou Salon als herkomst en marnes, kalksteen en klei als basis voor een rijke, sappige en minerale stijl. Jaargang 2023 bracht gezonde, gelijkmatig gerijpte druiven, waardoor de wijn fris,

Tracy & Cie Les Marnes Blanc AOC Menetou-Salon 2023 Loire, Frankrijk

Les Marnes Blanc AOC Menetou-Salon 2023 is een droge witte Loire wijn van Sauvignon Blanc uit de Centre-Loire. Deze cuvée laat een andere kant van Château de Tracy zien dan Pouilly-Fumé, met Menetou-Salon als herkomst en marnes, kalksteen en klei als basis voor een rijke, sappige en minerale stijl. Jaargang 2023 bracht gezonde, gelijkmatig gerijpte druiven, waardoor de wijn fris, aromatisch en gastronomisch breed inzetbaar is.

Wijngaarden en regio

Menetou-Salon ligt in de Centre-Loire, waar Sauvignon Blanc bekendstaat om frisheid, mineraliteit en een uitgesproken aromatisch karakter.

Ligging / Herkomst: De wijn komt uit AOC Menetou-Salon, een appellation in de Centre-Loire. Dit gebied ligt in dezelfde bredere Loire omgeving als Sancerre en Pouilly-Fumé, maar heeft een eigen stijl met sappige textuur en duidelijke minerale spanning.

Expositie: De geselecteerde percelen hebben een zuid tot zuidwestelijke ligging. Die expositie helpt Sauvignon Blanc aan voldoende rijpheid, terwijl de frisse Loire invloed de spanning in de wijn bewaart.

Bodem: De bodem bestaat uit Marnes de Saint-Doulchard, kalksteen van Buzançais en klei. Wat zijn marnes? Marnes zijn kalkrijke kleibodems die Sauvignon Blanc extra textuur, mineraliteit en lengte kunnen geven.

Wijngaard & Leeftijd: De wijnstokken zijn tussen 20 en 40 jaar oud, afhankelijk van het perceel. Deze leeftijd draagt bij aan meer concentratie en een gelaagdere expressie van Sauvignon Blanc.

Wijnbouw: De geselecteerde Menetou-Salon wijngaard is biologisch gecertificeerd via Ecocert. Daarbij ligt de nadruk op evenwicht tussen bodem, wijnstok en ecosysteem.

Druivensamenstelling

Deze witte Menetou-Salon wordt volledig gemaakt van Sauvignon Blanc.

Sauvignon Blanc – Menetou-Salon: Sauvignon Blanc geeft Les Marnes Blanc zijn citrus, wit fruit, florale aroma’s, frisse zuren en minerale spanning. In Menetou-Salon krijgt de druif vaak een iets rijkere, sappigere textuur dan in de strakste Loire stijlen, terwijl de frisse kern duidelijk aanwezig blijft.

Vinificatie en rijping

De vinificatie is gericht op zuiverheid, frisheid en een heldere expressie van Sauvignon Blanc.

Jaargang & Oogst: 2023 sluit aan bij het klassieke profiel van de Centre-Loire, met een groeiseizoen zonder extreme hitte of droogtestress. De gezonde druiven behielden veel frisheid en ontwikkelden tegelijk een rijke aromatische intensiteit.

Vergisting: De wijn wordt gevinifieerd in roestvrijstalen tanks. RVS houdt de citrus, witte fruitaroma’s en florale tonen strak en zuiver.

Analyse & Structuur: Met 12,94% alcohol, 3,18 g/l totale zuren, 1,29 g/l restsuiker en 17 g/l droge extracten blijft deze Menetou-Salon droog en fris, maar met genoeg vulling voor een sappige, gastronomische stijl.

Proefnotities en serveertips

Les Marnes Blanc 2023 opent met wit fruit, citrus en een florale, verfijnde geur. In de smaak komt daar meer exotisch fruit bij, met passievrucht, mango, lychee en een vleugje roos. De afdronk is lang, sappig en mineraal, met een mooie ziltige spanning.

Serveertemperatuur: Serveer deze Menetou-Salon op 10–12 °C, zodat de citrus, het witte fruit en de minerale spanning mooi strak blijven.

Gerechten: Mooi bij geitenkaas, schaal en schelpdieren, gegrilde vis, sushi, groene asperges, salades met citrus en lichte gerechten met verse kruiden.

Meer informatie over Château de Tracy

Château de Tracy behoort tot de historische namen van de Loire en is vooral bekend om Sauvignon Blanc met precisie, frisheid en gastronomische inzetbaarheid. Met Tracy & Cie laat het huis ook herkomsten buiten Pouilly-Fumé zien, zoals deze Menetou-Salon Les Marnes. De stijl blijft herkenbaar Loire: zuiver, mineraal en fris, maar met een rijkere, sappigere textuur die deze wijn bijzonder aantrekkelijk maakt aan tafel.

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