Production:
Blanc de Blancs 2023 by Macià Batle is a fresh and elegant white wine made from a harmonious blend of grape varieties: 49% Prensal, 49% Chardonnay, and 2% Muscat. The Prensal Blanc grapes are harvested in mid-September, while the Chardonnay and Muscat grapes are picked earlier, in mid-August, ensuring the freshness and quality of each variety. The juice is extracted using pneumatic presses, allowing for gentle and controlled pressing to ensure the purity of the free-run juice. After impurities are removed, fermentation begins with selected yeasts at a controlled temperature not exceeding 17ºC, preserving the fresh and varietal aromas. The wine is bottled at the end of February 2024.
Tasting Notes:
Visual phase:
It presents a yellow color with greenish reflections, clean and bright, reflecting its freshness and youth.
Aroma phase:
On the nose, varietal aromas stand out with notes of white-fleshed fruits such as apple, banana, and peach. There are also hints of tropical fruits like pineapple and citrus notes like grapefruit. Subtle floral and herbaceous notes, such as fennel, add complexity to the aromatic profile.
Taste phase:
On the palate, it is intense, creamy, and flavorful, with balanced freshness and notable persistence. Its silky texture and vibrant flavor provide a pleasant and lasting experience.
Pairing Notes:
Blanc de Blancs 2023 is ideal for pairing with seafood, grilled fish, fresh salads, and pasta dishes with light sauces. Its freshness and balance also make it perfect for enjoying as an aperitif on sunny days.
Grape Varieties:
49% Prensal, 49% Chardonnay, 2% Muscat
Serving Temperature:
Serve at a maximum temperature of 8ºC to enhance its organoleptic characteristics.
Allergens:
Contains sulfites
Additional Features:
This white wine combines the tradition of native varieties with the elegance of international ones, reflecting Macià Batle’s commitment to quality and innovation in viticulture. Blanc de Blancs 2023 is a perfect choice for those looking for a fresh, aromatic, and balanced wine.