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Are you interested in learning about French wines? Meet great people? Ask experts questions about wines you always wanted to ask?...all that in a great venue? Wait no more!
The ChateauAsia team is back at Commune for a 'Tour de France' tasting (literally Tour of France).
We will feature 6 wines for the East part of France and pair them with great cheese.
See Nico's selection below:
- Riesling Lieu Dit Fels from Alsace (2010): a great Riesling with a bright gold color, perfect expression of Alsace.
- Pouilly Fuisse from Pierre Ferraud (2012): multi-awarded, this Pouilly Fuisse is a great example of why the best Chardonnay grow in Burgundy :)
- Beaune Premier Cru from Louis Jadot (2008): Bronze medal by Decanter,fruity pinot noir with delightful flavours.A Great Premier Cru.
- Morgon 'Les Charmes' from Pierre Ferraud: another multi-awarded wine, a great Gamay from Beaujolais, a not so known wine region in France that produces extremely good wine for everyday pleasure.
- ChateauNeuf du Pape 'La Bernardine' from Chapoutier (2011): a great expression of what ChateauNeuf du Pape means from arguably the most famous producer of the Rhone Valley.
- Beaume de Venise from Chapoutier (2012): a true gem not so famous outside of France. This sweet wine will please everyone with its aromas of candied fruits.
- Riesling Lieu Dit Fels from Alsace (2010): a great Riesling with a bright gold color, perfect expression of Alsace.
- Pouilly Fuisse from Pierre Ferraud (2012): multi-awarded, this Pouilly Fuisse is a great example of why the best Chardonnay grow in Burgundy :)
- Beaune Premier Cru Les Arraux from Louis Jadot (2009): Awarded by Decanter,fruity pinot noir with delightful flavours.A Great Premier Cru from the best year in Burgundy!
- Morgon 'Les Charmes' from Pierre Ferraud (2012): another multi-awarded wine, a great Gamay from Beaujolais, a not so known wine region in France that produces extremely good wine for everyday pleasure.
- ChateauNeuf du Pape 'La Bernardine' from Chapoutier (2011): a great expression of what ChateauNeuf du Pape means from arguably the most famous producer of the Rhone Valley.
- Beaume de Venise from Chapoutier (2012): a true gem not so famous outside of France. This sweet wine will please everyone with its aromas of candied fruits.
We have selected cheese to pair with the wines. During the evening we will brief you on the news from ChateauAsia: our new offers and new wines!
Early Bird Tickets end on October 21st
