2020 Carmelin Petite Arvine du Valais AOC

Name: Carmelin Petite Arvine du Valais AOC
Brand: Caves Saint-Valentin SA
Rating: 85 (1 reviews)

Caves Saint-Valentin SA

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85

Points

Tasting 2021

The white wine Carmelin Petite Arvine du Valais AOC, vintage 2020 from the winery Caves Saint-Valentin SA has been rated in 2021 by Dominik Vombach und Benjamin Herzog with 85 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Petite Arvine

Tasting Notes

85

Tasting from 16.07.2021: Dominik Vombach und Benjamin Herzog

Citrus on the nose, some honey and fleshy-animal notes. Sweet on the palate with well-integrated acidity and a certain saltiness on the finish.

More about the tasting

Region: Switzerland

Winery: Caves Saint-Valentin SA

Category: White Wine

Grape Variety: Petite Arvine

Vintage: 2020

Alcohol Level: 13%

Stopper: Screwcap

Price: 10 - 20 €

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Switzerland

With about 8.6 million inhabitants and an area of about 41,300 square kilometers, Switzerland is one of the smallest countries in Europe, but nevertheless has...

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Caves Saint-Valentin SA

Rue de la Dent-Blanche 18
1950 Sitten
Schweiz
+41 (377) 11 22
[email protected] www.scherer-buehler.ch

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