Maison Brotte Château de Bord Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun White

The Maison Brotte Château de Bord Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun Blanc 2023 is a serious white Rhône for those who appreciate ripe white fruit, floral finesse, and a wine with significantly more status than a regular Côtes du Rhône Blanc. The château character, the designated village appellation, and the targeted ba... Read more
Vintage 2023
Size 0.75L
Aromas & flavours
White fruit Citrus White flowers Peach Almond Saltiness Creamy texture
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How this wine tastes

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Flavour profile

Light yellow in the glass, with notes of citrus, white flowers, peach, and a fine hint of fresh almond on the nose. On the palate, you taste a fresh, well-structured white Rhône with white orchard fruit, a subtle salinity, and lively acidity that provides precision and length. The finish remains balanced, pure, and particularly appealing at the table.

Complexity
Complex & deep

Aromas & flavours

Grape & vineyard

White fruit Citrus White flowers Peach

Winemaking & ageing

Almond Saltiness Creamy texture

From vineyard to bottle

The origin, grapes and craftsmanship behind this wine.

The Maison Brotte Château de Bord Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun Blanc 2023 is a serious white Rhône for those who appreciate ripe white fruit, floral finesse, and a wine with significantly more status than a regular Côtes du Rhône Blanc. The château character, the designated village appellation, and the targeted barrel aging of a portion of the cuvée immediately give this wine extra allure. This is also reflected in its origin. What does Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun mean? It is a named villages appellation within Côtes du Rhône, intended for wines from a clearly defined terroir with its own profile.

The power of this wine begins in Laudun, in the southern part of the Rhône Valley.

  • Location / Origin: Château de Bord is located in Laudun, within the Côtes du Rhône Villages Laudun appellation in the southern Rhône. Within the broader Rhône Valley, this is a named origin that can emphatically rely on its own terroir and identity.
  • Vineyard: The estate encompasses 22 hectares of vineyards around the remains of a medieval château. This historical context gives this cuvée extra stature within the Brotte assortment.
  • Soil: The vineyards are located on terraces with sandy, well-drained soils. This gives the wine its combination of concentration, roundness, and refinement.
  • Climate & Influences: The climate is Mediterranean, with a clear influence from the Mistral wind. This wind helps keep the grapes healthy and supports a ripe, pure style.
  • Exposure: The terraces are ideally oriented to the southeast. This allows the grapes to fully benefit from the sun, while the wine still retains its tension.

In the cellar, Brotte opts for an approach that precisely combines breadth and freshness.

  • Harvest & Selection: The grapes are harvested by hand, early in the morning and at perfect ripeness. This helps to preserve maximum freshness and aromatic precision.
  • Fermentation: After 36 hours of cold settling at 10–12 °C, 35% of the juice ferments slowly for 2 weeks in new French oak barrels. This choice adds extra texture and aromatic layering to the wine.
  • Aging / Barrel Aging: The portion fermented in wood then ages for several months on its lees with regular bâtonnage. The rest of the cuvée ages on fine lees in stainless steel, after which the blend is lightly filtered and rests for another month in the bottle. This creates a wine with roundness, tension, and a beautifully integrated oak influence.

The blend combines aromatic richness with freshness and structure, exactly as you would want to see in a serious white Laudun.

  • 70% Viognier – Laudun: Viognier forms the core of this wine and gives it its full aromatic expression, round entry, and ripe fruit notes.
  • 15% Clairette – Laudun: Clairette brings refinement and helps the wine maintain its fresh profile.
  • 15% Grenache Blanc – Laudun: Grenache Blanc adds extra breadth and supports the soft, layered mouthfeel of the cuvée.
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  • 91 points, Wine Enthusiast (2023): Excellent, highly recommended. Praised for its aromatic finesse, tension, and precise, saline freshness.
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More about Maison Brotte

Château de Bord dates back to Roman times and later belonged to the bishops of Uzès and then to the Count of Toulouse. After the French Revolution, the estate was abandoned until the Brotte family acquired it in 1991 and developed it into an important address in Laudun. This combination of historical depth and family drive gives this wine an extra convincing background.

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Herkomst & details

The wine’s characteristics, origin and practical details.

The wine

White · Viognier, Clairette, Grenache Blanc · 2023
Wine type
White
Vintage
2023
Size
0.75 L
Alcohol content
13.5%
Closure
Cork

Origin & winery

France · Rhône
Producer
Maison Brotte
Winery websiteWebsite
brotte.com (opens in a new tab)
Country
France
Region
Rhône
Appellation
Laudun

Terroir & maturation

35% of the juice ferments and ages for several months in new French oak barrels wi...
Soil
The vineyards are located on terraces with sandy, well-draining soils.
Maturation
35% of the juice ferments and ages for several months in new French oak barrels with regular bâtonnage. The remainder ages on fine lees in stainless steel.
Oak aged
Yes
Single grape variety
-
Sparkling
-
Malolactic conversion
-

Serving & cellaring

White meats, Summer salads, Seafood
Ideal serving temperature
12° - 14°C
Drinking Window
2024–2028
Food Pairing
White meats,
Summer salads,
Seafood

Reviews from wine lovers

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John
Een heerlijke wijn

Smaak en aroma's: een geur met tonen van citrus, rijpe perzik, abrikoos met een vleugje amandel. De smaak is rijk en sappig, en heeft een frisheid en elegantie.Heerlijk bij gegrilde vis, schaal- en schelpdieren, gevogelte

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