# Chemin des Oliviers Chardonnay (2024)

- **Producer:** At La Vicomté
- **Colour:** white
- **Type:** still
- **Grapes:** 100% Chardonnay
- **Region:** Languedoc-Roussillon, France
- **Style:** Classic
- **Alcohol:** 13.5%
- **Vegan:** Yes
- **When to drink:** Now
- **Serving temperature:** 8–10 °C
- **Aromas & flavours:** white flowers, citrus, apple, fresh herbs, hazelnut, brioche, almond, sweet spices

## About this wine

The Chemin des Oliviers Chardonnay is a white wine from the Pays d'Oc IGP in Languedoc, France, produced by At La Vicomté. This 100% Chardonnay is a product of sustainable viticulture, with vineyards adhering to the High Environmental Value (HVE3) charter. At La Vicomté's philosophy centers on authenticity, sustainability, and pleasure, supporting a network of 1,200 winegrowing families. The wine reflects the classic characteristics of Chardonnay from the Mediterranean climate of the Languedoc valley, with its diverse soils contributing to its profile. The producer's commitment to a 'human and responsible adventure' is a core aspect of their identity.

## Interesting facts

- Supports 1,200 winegrowing families.
- Vineyards are HVE3 certified (High Environmental Value).
- James Suckling awarded it 90/100 points.
- Certified vegan-friendly.

## Food pairing

The wine's medium acidity and medium+ body provide a good balance for richer dishes, while its subtle fruit and nutty notes complement a variety of flavors. It's versatile enough for seafood and poultry, and its freshness cuts through creamy sauces.

## Wine making process

The Chemin des Oliviers Chardonnay is produced by At La Vicomté in the Languedoc region of France. The vineyards adhere to the High Environmental Value (HVE3) charter, focusing on sustainable practices such as minimizing chemical use, respecting biodiversity, and managing water resources. While specific details on fermentation and aging are not provided, the winemaking approach aims to capture the essence of the Chardonnay grape and its regional origin. The producer's philosophy centers on authenticity, sustainability, and the pleasure derived from wine, supporting a large community of winegrowing families.