Blanc Sec Chut! 0202 - Domaine Dominique Andiran

Domaine Dominique Andiran

Sauvignon rose Blanc Sec 75 cl

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CHF 36.51−16%(CHF 48.68/ℓ)
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Technical information

Producer
Domaine Dominique Andiran
Name
Blanc Sec
Variety
Sauvignon rose
Gradation
15.0%
Format
75 cl
Aromatic profile
Fresh, fruity, floral notes
Vinification method
Fermentation in stainless steel
Aging
5 years
Color
White
Serving temperature
8-10°C
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The Vdf Blanc Sec Chut! 0202 from Domaine Dominique Andiran is a true expression of the unique terroir in which it is rooted. This dry white wine captures the essence of local varieties, transforming every sip into an unforgettable experience. Coming from the renowned wine region of France, the Chut! 0202 showcases a distinctive character, especially crafted for wine lovers who appreciate subtle complexity.

On the nose, the wine stands out for its vigorous notes of white-fleshed fruits, hints of citrus, and a slight mineral vein that preludes a surprising freshness. On the palate, the balance between acidity and fruit is impeccable, presenting a crisp texture that entices a second sip. The finish is clean and persistent, with a lingering aftertaste that recalls nuances of fresh fruit and a slight herbal note.

Skillfully paired, the Chut! 0202 can accompany a variety of dishes, from seafood to light salads, enhancing every nuance of the food without overpowering it. Best served chilled, this wine is ideal for a special occasion or a relaxing evening, ensuring a refined and memorable tasting experience.

The winery

Domaine Dominique Andiran

Gers (Sud-Ouest, Pays d'Armagnac / vicino a Côtes de Gascogne)FranciaSince 2001

Small producer in the Sud-Ouest (Gers) led by Dominique Andiran: organically farmed vineyards and low‑intervention wines, often characterized by oxidative styles and the use of local grape varieties.
Grape varieties
Colombard, Gros Manseng, Petit Manseng, Sauvignon (rose/bianco), Ugni Blanc, Chardonnay, Tannat, Merlot
  • Organic production and a minimal approach in the winery.
  • Based in Montréal‑du‑Gers in the Gers.
  • Notable cuvées: Vain de Rû, Chut, Le Ruminant des Vignes, Montis Régalis.
  • Style: wines often oxidative or unconventional, some aged under flor or with extended time in oak.
  • Distributed by various retailers and platforms specializing in natural wines.
The story
Dominique Andiran, self-taught and formerly a ski and sailing instructor, settled in Montréal-du-Gers to pursue his own winemaking project. He is known for having long adopted organic viticulture and for producing wines that do not conform to AOC standards, often labeled Vin de France. Various sources indicate that he has gradually built a small portfolio of cuvées recognizable for their character and for unconventional winemaking techniques.
Production philosophy
Organic farming practices and a low‑intervention approach in the cellar: the goal is to achieve healthy grapes and to allow the expression of the fruit and the terroir through minimal interventions in winemaking; at times oxidative techniques and aging methods outside traditional conventions are employed.
Terroir and vineyards
Located in Montréal‑du‑Gers, in the heart of the Pays d'Armagnac. The wines are produced outside the traditional regulations of the Côtes de Gascogne and are often marketed as Vin de France.
Awards and recognition
Press note and ratings: for example, the cuvée 'Le Ruminant des Vignes' 2017 is listed at 93/100 on a specialist retailer’s site.