The white wines from the famous Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation are far less known, but they deserve the same attention as the reds. In terms of complexity and depth, they are quite comparable to large white Burgundies such as Montrachet or Meursault. As with red wine, many grape varieties such as Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, Clairette and others contribute to the big picture. White flowers, almonds and nougat dominate the nose. The subtle stony-smoky aroma continues on the palate and is the finest expression of the wine's high minerality. The old age of the vines also plays its part. Highly elegant, typically French roast aromas are very present at the moment, but will certainly integrate well over the years. A white wine with great potential that you will be happy to accompany on your long journey.