Odé d’Aydie
AOP Pacherenc du Vic Bilh
This intense, yellow wine has silvery tints. Powerful and complex on the nose, with notes of lemon and grapefruit balancing harmoniously with slightly honeyed touches of vanilla. Very soft attack leading into a very refreshing liveliness. The finish is long and aromatic, with notes of bitter almond. This aromatic and structured wine is proof that Pacherencs can hold a place among the great dry whites.
- 60% Petit Manseng
- 40% Gros Manseng

Country
Vines 15 to 20 years old on clayish-gravelly slopes facing southwest.
Vinification
Hand harvesting. Slow, gentle pressing. Low-temperature fermentation for 10-15 days.
Cold clarification.
Aging
Fermentation and aging for six months, one part in oak casks and the rest in low-temperature tanks with stirring. Bottling after 7 months of maturation.
Food and wine combinations
To be enjoyed at 10 to 12°C for the aperitif, with seafood or fish (oysters, sushi), or even with veal stew or the melted cheese of raclette.
Médaille d'Argent Concours des vins
du Sud-Ouest
16.5 / 20 Vins et Terroirs Authentiques
15/20 Bettane & Desseauve