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The Vignobles Lacheteau Vouvray is one of the white wines that you don’t want to miss out on. If you’re looking for a sweet and light-bodied wine that’s under $10, then this could be the wine for you.Â
Take note that its 2021 vintage has a better rate than any other year so keep an eye for this one when you’re in Trader Joe’s.
Lacheteau is one of the wine merchants of GCF Group (Les Grands Chais de France). When it comes to privately owned winemakers in France, this group is one of the largest in the country. This wine is imported by Plume Ridge.
Additionally, you can find this Vouvray in Loire Valley, in the Touraine district. What makes it unique is that it comes from a single wine variety which is the Chenin Blanc.
The Vignobles Lacheteau Vouvray is exquisitely sweet up front, but its acidity holds everything together.
It’s sweet for me but definitely a great choice for those who want to enjoy a solid sweet wine at a great price.
To lessen its syrupy taste and get its best qualities, it’s best to chill it before serving. Overall, it’s a bottle of good sipping wine and can be served during dinner if you plan to serve spicy dishes.
It has a common external design and nothing really special about it. On the glass, the wine has a light straw color which you can expect from a glass of white wine.
Once opened, you can already tell that this wine is a bit sweet. I can smell apples, pears, lemons, and even pineapple.
 The taste of this wine is similar to the flavors on the nose. There are flavors of pear, apple, melon, and peach. There are hints of honey tones that create its sweetness and the acidity of the lemon peel balances out everything.
The Vignobles Lacheteau Vouvray has a long and silky mouthfeel finish. The baked apple notes are long-lasting which creates its sweetness.Â
The Vignobles Lacheteau Vouvray is available exclusively at Trader Joe’s for under $10. Make sure to get a bottle or two when you see this wine because it often sells out fast.
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