Packaging | Bottle (75cl) |
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Style | Wines |
Colour | White |
Vintage | 2023 |
Country | France |
Type of Appellation | AOC |
Region | Bordeaux |
Appellation | Graves |
Estate | Doms |
Alcohol by volume | 12,5 % |
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Château Doms 2023 is a white wine from the Graves appellation in the Bordeaux region of France. Though the exact blend isn’t specified here, Graves Blancs are typically produced from a harmonious mix of Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon, sometimes with a touch of Muscadelle. The 2023 vintage is likely to express characteristic freshness and aromatic vibrancy, as it’s a relatively young wine from a region prized for its elegant and mineral-driven whites. The terroir of Graves, named after its gravelly soils, is particularly well-suited to white varieties, endowing the wines with both finesse and a fine tension. Winemaking in Graves Blanc generally involves careful handling of the must to preserve aromatics, sometimes with lees ageing to enrich the palate.
The Graves region itself sits on the left bank of the Garonne River and enjoys a temperate, Atlantic-influenced climate, with warm summers and mild, wet winters. The name “Graves” comes from the gravelly soils that are punctuated with stones and pebbles, providing excellent drainage while reflecting heat onto the vines—an advantage for ripening both red and white grapes. This zone is one of Bordeaux’s oldest winegrowing areas, with a vinous history stretching back over two millennia. Graves is particularly celebrated for its structured, aromatic white wines which have historically been highly esteemed at the French royal court.
For food pairings, Château Doms Graves Blanc 2023 would beautifully complement delicate seafood dishes—think oysters, scallops carpaccio or grilled sea bream. It also pairs very well with goat’s cheese, herby salads, or a fresh chèvre-topped tart. Classic southwestern French plates, such as asparagus with a mousseline sauce or a fish terrine, would highlight its regional charm. The wine’s refreshing acidity and elegant fruit structure also make it a fine match with sushi or light poultry in a cream or lemon sauce.
Serve this white Graves chilled but not too cold, ideally at 10-12°C to allow the bouquet of citrus, white blossom, and gentle minerality to emerge. Open the bottle a few minutes before serving and, if possible, opt for tulip-shaped glasses to direct its aromatic complexity. This 2023 is lovely in its youth—drink over the next two to three years for optimum freshness and vibrance.
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