J.P. Chenet Medium Sweet White 0,25L 11,5%

J.P. Chenet Medium Sweet White is a fruity and harmoniously semi-sweet white wine from the French appellation Côtes de Thau IGP in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. It stands out for its fuller, well-balanced character and distinctive aromas of exotic fruit, flowers, and honey notes.

The grapes are harvested during the cooler part of the day and pressed immediately afterward. Fermentation takes place at a low temperature of approximately 15 to 18 °C to ensure the wine retains as much freshness and aromatic character as possible. After racking, it is stored at a low temperature. The residual sugar content is approximately 30 g/l.

Tasting Profile:

Color: Brilliant with golden highlights.

Aroma: Distinct notes of exotic fruit and white flowers, complemented by sweeter nuances of fruit paste, wax, and honey.

Palate: Full-bodied, fruity, and well-balanced, with pleasant sweetness and a harmonious character.

Recommended Serving and Pairing:

Serve well-chilled at a temperature of 4 to 6 °C. This wine pairs well with sweet-and-sour dishes, such as chicken skewers with caramelized soy sauce, as well as with desserts, vanilla ice cream, pastries with dried fruit, or simply while relaxing with friends.

About the Côtes de Thau region:

The Côtes de Thau vineyards are located near the Étang de Thau lagoon and the Mediterranean Sea. The local terroir is shaped by a combination of limestone subsoil, a maritime climate, intense sunshine, and regular winds, resulting in distinctly fruity and aromatic wines.

About the J.P. Chenet brand:

The story of J.P. Chenet began in 1984, when artist and entrepreneur Joseph Helfrich decided to create something completely new – a wine with personality, enclosed in a completely unusual bottle. Thus, Joséphine was born – a bottle with an iconic slanted neck and a distinctive shape, which became a symbol of the brand and a challenge for the glass industry.

J.P. Chenet brand was born out of a desire to bring a wine to the market that was affordable, reliable and original. The first two varieties, Cabernet Sauvignon and Blanc de Blancs, quickly became popular and launched the brand's successful international journey. Initially, the wines were sold under the name J.P. Chanel, in honor of Jean-Paul Chanel, a close associate of Joseph Helfrich and co-creator of the brand.