Nicolas Potel Macon Villages Bottle:1 tar and licorice add to

tar and licorice add to the wine's distinctly virile personality

and general wood notes become prominent

Our Classic range offers fresh

Crasto's idea with the increase in oak going forward is to change the wine's texture a bit and add a bit of gravitas

The canyon created by the north face of Pritchard hill was settled in the 1830’s by a group of Ohio pioneers led to California by John Chiles

Nicolas Potel Macon Villages Bottle:1 tar and licorice add toGold color to straw yellow gold with silver reflects. On the nose white roses, verbena, citrus fruits, lemon grass and fennel come through. On the palate, it is crisp and well balanced, with notes of fresh almonds and honey. This lovely Macon Villages makes a great aperitif but also pairs well with poultry, shellfish, grilled firm fleshed fish, salads, risottos, sushi, and fresh goat cheeses.