Tarani Sauvignon Blanc | (0.187 liters)

Tasting Note Tarani Sauvignon Blanc (0.187 litre)

The wine has a remarkably soft structure and the taste is dominated by exotic fruits such as mango, star fruit, melon, grapefruit, and green apples. It has a full, lively finish and is an easy-drinking wine. This characteristic Tarani Sauvignon Blanc is one of the best-selling wines in the range, and for good reason! It's an ideal house wine.

Wine & Food

Enjoy this soft, smooth Tarani Sauvignon Blanc as an aperitif, with salads, snacks, finger food, light fish dishes, and goat cheese, or simply on its own.

Additional Information

Sauvignon Blanc originates from France. We often encounter this grape in the Loire wine region in northern France, where Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé are famous. However, Sauvignon is also found in New Zealand, where the grape gives the wine even fresher, more pungent, and exotic notes.

The Sauvignon Blanc grape variety is one of the best-known and most widely used grape varieties for white wine production. This grape variety is cultivated worldwide and is famous for its fresh, tart taste with notes of green apple, lime, and passion fruit. Sauvignon Blanc wines are usually dry, which makes them perfect for a warm summer day.

The Tarani vineyards are located in the Comté Tolosan in the Sud-Ouest region around Toulouse. The Comté Tolosan contains three characteristic Sud-Ouest appellations: Cahors, Fronton, and Gaillac. The region is located just north of Toulouse along the Tarn and Garonne rivers and has a particularly long winemaking tradition. The soil consists of sand, clay, and alluvial riverbed.

Modern white wine vinification with a short maceration of the skins before pressing. This is followed by fermentation at a low temperature (16 degrees). Maturation takes place in stainless steel tanks.

This Tarani Sauvignon Blanc is best enjoyed as young as possible, in any case within 2 years of the harvest.