Yvorne Petit Vignoble BIO
White wine | Yvorne, Chablais AOC
A Small Vineyard that thinks big!
This Chasselas from the fabulous Yvorne terroir is fine and delicate, with aromas evoking hazelnut, toasted almond and notes of gunflint. Elegant, powerful and distinguished on the palate, it reveals aromas of linden flowers, accompanied by an imposing mineral touch. The generous sunshine and excellent natural drainage are also accompanied by organic viticulture, for an exceptional white wine!
This Chasselas from the fabulous Yvorne terroir is fine and delicate, with aromas evoking hazelnut, toasted almond and notes of gunflint. Elegant, powerful and distinguished on the palate, it reveals aromas of linden flowers, accompanied by an imposing mineral touch. The generous sunshine and excellent natural drainage are also accompanied by organic viticulture, for an exceptional white wine!
Regular price
CHF 23.90
(70cl)
Regular price
Sale price
CHF 23.90
(70cl)
CHF 3.41/10cl
In stock
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Switzerland
Vaud
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Chasselas
2 - 5 years
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12.30% vol.
Profile
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Strength
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Complexity
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Fruitiness
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Mineral
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Floral
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Liveliness
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Yvorne Petit Vignoble BIO
Regular price
CHF 23.90
(70cl)
Regular price
Sale price
CHF 23.90
(70cl)
Colour
Nose
Palate
Recommended
Ideal to accompany
How to serve
Serving temperature: 8-12°C
Wine-growing terroir
Bottle closure
Cork
Packaging
Carton
Concours BioVino
Médaille d'Argent
Henri Badoux
Founded in Aigle in 1908, in the heart of the Vaud Chablais, Maison Henri Badoux is one of the historic names in Swiss wine. Its name is intimately linked to the iconic Aigle Les Murailles, one of Switzerland's most famous wines, recognizable by its famous lizard. For over a century, the house has championed the terroirs of the canton of Vaud through authentic wines that combine tradition, expertise and innovation. Even today, Henri Badoux perpetuates a demanding vision of Swiss viticulture by highlighting the richness and diversity of the great Vaud vineyards.
