The rare and exceptional 'Grande Année' 1983 is an aged to perfection Vouvray. Rich, honeyed and toasty with incredible depth and complexity
The Vouvray Marc Bredif Grande Année 1983 is a stunning example of the aging potential of Chenin Blanc from the Vouvray region. With nearly four decades of cellaring, this wine has evolved into a rich and complex expression of the grape. The wine’s golden hue reflects its age, and its aromas of honeyed fruit, dried citrus, and mineral notes have developed beautifully over the years. The palate is full-bodied and velvety, with vibrant acidity perfectly balancing the wine's depth and richness. The finish is long and elegant, with lingering notes of caramel and toffee.
The Vouvray Marc Bredif Grande Année 1983 is made from 100% Chenin Blanc grapes sourced from the finest vineyards in the Vouvray appellation, known for its distinctive tuffeau limestone soils. The wine underwent traditional winemaking methods, with fermentation and aging taking place in stainless steel and neutral oak barrels to preserve the purity of fruit and develop complexity. With careful maturation, this wine has developed a remarkable depth and richness.
The Vouvray Marc Bredif Grande Année 1983 is perfect for pairing with foie gras, aged cheeses, or roasted poultry. It also complements rich seafood dishes or duck confit, offering a sophisticated touch to fine dining.
This wine has already reached its peak and is fully matured. While it can be enjoyed now, it will continue to age gracefully for a few more years, developing additional layers of complexity.
The Vouvray Marc Bredif Grande Année 1983 is a rare, exceptional wine that showcases the remarkable aging potential of Chenin Blanc. Its complexity, richness, and elegant finish make it a must-try for collectors and connoisseurs who appreciate the nuances of aged Vouvray wines.