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The Allée Bleue Black Series Isabeau sparkles in a beautiful yellow in the glass and spoils the senses of the connoisseur with its inviting bouquet, which combines aromas of stone fruit with citrus and a hint of oatmeal. The Chardonnay also impresses with its complexity on the palate. Here, notes of quince and citrus make for a lovely taste experience. The rich Allée Bleue Black Series Isabeau aged ten months in French oak and accompanies quite wonderfully dishes with duck or seafood. A creamy risotto is also a good choice with the multi-faceted white wine.
| At least edible until: | 2026 |
| Closure: | Cork |
| Distributor: | Allée Bleue International GmbH & Co. KG- Industriestrasse 11- 91217 Hersbruck- Germany |
| Expansion: | Oak barrel |
| Alcohol: | 13 |
| Country: | South Africa |
| Fits: | Poultry, Seafood |
| Wine type: | White wine |
| Content: | 0,75 Liter |
| Acid: | 5.9 g/l |
| Residual sweetness: | 1.8 g/l |
| Weingut: | Allée Bleue |
| Drink type: | Wine |
| Contains sulfites: | Yes |
| Food companies: | Allee Bleue Wine Estate, Intersection R 45 and R310 Groot Drakenstein, 7680 Franschhoek, South Africa |
Allée Bleue
South Africa's Franschhoek is marked by the European colonial era and impresses with magnificent country estates from the "Gründerzeit". The estate was founded in 1690 by Huguenots who had fled from France. It owes its current name to the majestic "blue" eucalyptus trees that grace the estate's driveway. In 1999, the Dauphin family of German entrepreneurs acquired the ALLÉE BLEUE estate, which at that time was still known as MEERRUST. With a lot of pioneering spirit, they revitalized the estate, which was founded in 1690 and has an area of 150 hectares and had not produced a noble drop for over 100 years. Today the red and white wines of ALLÉE BLEUE are internationally recognized and belong to the top class. The vines we cultivate thrive on sandstone soils interspersed with shell limestone. Combined with the almost Mediterranean climate and the abundance of sunshine hours they enjoy,...
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