Saint-Véran

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Saint-Véran is a French wine appellation in southern Burgundy known for its high-quality Chardonnay-based white wines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée
French wine appellation
authorizedGrapeVariety Chardonnay
belongsTo Mâconnais
surface form: Mâconnais wine district
bestConsumed in its youth to medium term
climate continental climate with some Mediterranean influence
color white
country France
foodPairing goat cheese
grilled fish
poultry in cream sauce
seafood dishes
soft cheeses
grapeColor white grapes
grapeMustBe 100% Chardonnay for white wines
hasNo red wines under the appellation
knownFor high-quality Chardonnay-based white wines
legalCategory AOC white wine
locatedIn Burgundy wine region
Mâconnais
surface form: Mâconnais subregion

Côte Chalonnaise
surface form: southern Burgundy
marketPosition value alternative to Pouilly-Fuissé
primaryGrapeVariety Chardonnay
regionReputation good quality-to-price ratio
regionSpecialization dry white wines
regulatoryBody INAO
servingTemperature 10–12 °C
soilType clay-limestone
limestone
marl
typicalAlcoholLevel moderate to moderately high
typicalAromas citrus fruit
hazelnut
stone fruit
white flowers
typicalFlavors almond
apple
citrus
pear
typicalMaturationPotential 3–5 years
typicalStructure fresh acidity
medium body
typicalVinification partial oak aging
stainless steel fermentation
wineProfile fresh and fruity Chardonnay
sometimes with subtle oak notes
wineRegionOf Burgundy
wineStyle white wine

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Mâconnais hasSubregion Saint-Véran