Charente White

• Type: White wine (dry)
  
• Origin: Cognac, France
  
• Producer: Seguin family
  
• Capacity: 750ml (full bottle)
  
• Product name: Fruit wine
  

Taste

To be honest, it has a strong sour taste and is quite dry.

If you don't like dry wines or prefer sweeter white wines, you may want to avoid this one.

Instead,
Those who enjoy a dry flavor will surely be satisfied.

This is a rare white wine made from raw liquor before it is distilled into cognac (brandy). It is made using two varieties, Ugni Blanc and Colombard, and has an alcohol content of 11 degrees Celsius, making it a light and very dry white wine.

It has a refreshing citrus acidity and a clean lime-like taste. It has a crisp, dry taste, and just a few sips will eliminate the fishy smell. It's perfect with seafood and Japanese food.

Serve cold with seafood or white meats, but its true best when paired with raw seafood.

This wine is unfiltered and is prone to sedimentation.

Grape varieties (click on the variety name to go to the explanation page for each variety)

Colombard , Ugni Blanc

It goes well with raw oysters, sashimi, sushi, raw fish, fish chili, and Japanese food! It is also recommended to enjoy it as an aperitif, like Kir (cream de cassis mixed with white wine), Galician-style octopus, oven-roasted vegetables, zucchini, chevre cheese, and mint cake.

Charente Foods that go well with white wine

The Vieux Souchot (Roland Seguin)

Organic since 1982

The Cognac region is located in the west of France, north of Bordeaux. It is located about 30 minutes north of the center by car, in a quiet, flat area surrounded by vineyards. The Séguin family has been farming for generations. The maritime climate from the Atlantic Ocean provides a mild climate throughout the year, allowing the grapes to grow without over-ripening. In 1982, they made the switch, thinking about the natural environment and their customers. The Séguin family's cognac is made from white wine made from organically grown grapes, distilled twice, and aged in oak barrels. They maintain a production method that does not use any flavorings, colorings, or additives, which makes it stand out from regular brandy. They also produce red and white wines, which are rare in the Cognac region.