Gold medal at the CGA de Paris in 2020 , this Mâcon comes only from plots in the town of Chaintré. Belonging to the great Mâcon Villages family (26 associated villages), the latter evokes the south with a golden yellow color, sweet scents of citrus fruits and fresh flowers. Roundness, length and balance define it perfectly.

Since the 2005 decree, the name Mâcon followed by Chaintré represents white wines from the villages of Chaintré, Chânes and Crêches-sur-Saône.

Its vines, facing east, grow on a very gentle slope. The southern context provides favorable conditions for the vegetative cycle.

The vines are around fifty years old and the terroir is predominantly sandy and siliceous clay. Particularly rich in Manganese, it is dedicated to the Chardonnay grape variety.

On the nose, it is expressive, reminiscent of citrus and exotic fruits. Then, secondly, its scents of white flowers give a certain aromatic complexity.

This Mâcon will go naturally with fine goat cheeses with a flowery rind with a semi-dry ripening.

Sliced ​​grilled Bresse poultry or local dishes of freshwater fish can sublimate it. It should be served as an aperitif at a temperature of 10 to 11 ° C and 11 to 12 ° C during the meal.