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Bergerac Blanc La Cuvée des Conti, Domaine Albert de Conti 2023

White Wine from France - SW France (excl. Bordeaux)
4.000000000 star rating 1 Reviews
The de Conti estate has been split between children, hence the change to the name. The wine, though, remains the same and is a blend of 50% semillon, 40% sauvignon with a little of the rare muscadelle for added complexity. The 2023 vintage is full bodied and ripe tasting with flavours of tropical fruit.
Price: £11.95 Bottle
Price: £71.50 Case of 6
In Stock
Code: FC47931

Wine characteristics

  • White Wine
  • 2 - Dry
  • Sauvignon Blanc Semillon
  • 75cl
  • Now to 2026
  • 14% Alcohol
  • no oak influence
  • Cork, natural

Tour des Gendres

Bergerac has often had difficulty in identifying itself. It is so close to Bordeaux and the wines are understandably very similar.

There are subtle differences though. Bergerac, more inland, is a little hotter during the summer and less wet. The wines can be a little fuller as a result. Grape varieties are much the same, except in Bergerac merlot and malbec do better than cabernet.

Château Tour des Gendres is produced at ‘Les Gendres’ situated at Ribagnac, which has been owned by the de Conti family since 1981. Built over a ‘Gallo-Roman’ site the soil here is very calcareous. Winemaker Luc de Conti runs his 50 hectare organic vineyard on biodynamic lines, growing his grapes as near as possible to the ground and using no fertilisers. The harvest is worked day and night and the grapes transported straight to the winery in draining tanks so that the juice and berries are never in contact.

Luc has been well aware that Bergerac needs to be different and more ‘sud-ouest’ in style which is why he has chosen to major on the malbec grape. After all Cahors, well-known for its Malbec wines, is only about an hour’s drive away. Luc's whites are a blend in which the taste of ripe semillon seems to dominate to delicious effect.

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