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While the possibility of a short sunny break is dragged into autumn, many of us, who have controlled only one, have the feeling of not having the same two-week summer vacation in France, Italy or Spain, not just for holidays and family. time, but for the food and beverage reports it offers.
One of the joys of the holiday is to place a special wine in a local shop or trattoria and if there is space in the car or in a suitcase, bring some bottles home, from there, you have a small step to pass to your local wine merchant to look for the same wine so you can still feel like you are on vacation.
“We will check out to locate a special wine that a visitor has discovered during the holidays, but infrequently it is not possible, so we are looking for a similar wine from the same area,” says Andy Langshaw of Harrogate Wine.
But there are difficulties in looking for your favorite holiday wine. Everything you buy in the sun, in a local market or directly from the manufacturer, has a greater flavor than that taken from a bookshelf in the UK. Provence may not taste the same on a rainy Wednesday at Wakefield.
So, if you couldn’t bring your holiday wine home this year, here are some tips to help you evoke some of the tastes you’ve enjoyed this summer.
Provence
Close your eyes and think you’re in the hills of Provence, where the breeze warms the summer heat and where your favorite little bistro overlooking the sea offers grilled fish, olives and salads on the lunch menu. Try a bottle of Whispering Angel 2019, (17. 99 – Martinez Wines and Roberts
You can also head to Sainsbury’s to try your own Taste the Difference Cotes de Provence 2019 (from 9. 75 euros to 8. 50 euros until September 15). It comes in a classic curved bottle that adds to the ghost that you’re in the domain and the flavors are new and fruity.
Waitrose has the flavors of pale fruit, cherry and raspberry from Mirabeau en Provence Rosé 2019, from 11. 99 to 8. 99 euros until 22 September.
The Loire
The Loire is the land of magnificent castles scattered along the banks of the river. It is also a region of campsites, motorcycle trails and vineyards that makes it a popular holiday destination. There are dozens of express wine regions along the Loire, but one of the highest highlights is Muscadet whose wines are experiencing a resurgence in popularity because a number of vintages have a higher quality.
Made from the Melon of Burgundy grape, a remote relative of Chardonnay, Muscadet is a fresh, fresh and salty wine, with its texture and complexity derived from the past time with its yeast lees. Search for “On Lie” when you buy Muscadet.
Head to Morrisons for your own label, the Best Muscadet 2019, for lean, new and stinky flavors ($8 to $6. 50 until Tuesday) or transfer to the Domaine edition of Majestic’s Tourmaline Sur Lie ($8. 99 in a mix-six) for its elegant mineral flavor and linear novelty.
Above, Sauvignon Blanc grapes take over from Chenin Blanc and produce wines that capture the harvest black cap leaf and the new herbal aromas of this grape variety.
If New Zealand sauvignon is too bright and fruity, then check out a Loire sauvignon for sweeter, sweeter flavors. Head to Morrisons for notes of graper and peach at the Best Sauvignon Blanc Touraine ($7. 75) or check out Waitrose for Pascal Jolivet’s Touraine Attitude. 2019 (from 12. 99 to 9. 74 until September 22). It is colorful with lemon and lime flavors, with a trail of minerals and a crispy bite at the end. If you have oysters or shrimp on your plate, this is the wine to accompany.
The Loire is also home to beautiful reds. Bourgueil and Chinon lie on opposite sides of the river, known for their reds. Cabernet franc is the grape variety here, its lush green hues heighten interest and freshness to the deep black cap fruits. Domaine Frédéric Mabileau 2017 ($ 14. 50) or sample the silky flavors of Chinon and Black Cherry via Serge and Bruno Sourdais (Harrogate Wines, £ 13. 99).
Languedoc
This long stretch of coastline and hills between Spain and Provence attracts many British tourists. The climate is nice, the villages are lovely and there are vineyards and restaurants galore. Head to the wines of Paul Mas, directed by Jean-Claude Mas, who works throughout the Languedoc, combining the old flavors of the region.
Waitrose has the crunchy and aromatic combination of Paul Mas Viognier / Sauvignon 2019, which lately dropped from 8. 99 to 6. 74. Relax and think you’re in the area, perhaps dining at the perfect place to eat Paul Mas in Montagnac. Alternatively, head to Morrisons, for a variety of wines from Gérard Bertrand, some other Michelin-starred Languedoc winemaker. Les Aspres 2018 will be offered, a rich and tasty blend of Grenache, Mourvsdre and Syrah for 10 euros, and in a multiple purchase an offer of 3 for two until Tuesday.
With a glass of wine in hand and a little imagination, you can think about the vacation that might have happened and start making plans for next year’s getaway.
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