Clos Fornelli Blanc Corsica 2025 £16.00
Clos Fornelli Blanc Corsica 2025 is a bright, sunny white from the island of Corsica, crafted in the Corsica appellation and led by the aromatic character of Vermentino. In the glass it shows a lightly golden hue, inviting you in before the first sip. On the nose expect a fresh, floral lift with delicate hints of rose petal, like a gentle coastal breeze drifting through a summer garden.
On the palate it stays clean, lively and refreshingly crisp, with a beautifully balanced finish. Flavours of melon and lemon come through with a smooth, summery elegance that makes it a pleasure to drink now and ideal for the warmer months ahead. Serve it chilled with seafood, salads or light appetisers, and discover why this Corsican white is such an easy choice when you’re browsing for your next bottle from the range.
Product Information
- Category: Wine
- Country: France
- Region: Corsica
- Appelation: Corsica
- Colour: White
- Type: White Wine
- Proof: 12.50
- Size: 0.75
- Vintage: 2025
- Grape 1: Vermentino
- Grape 2:
France
Few would argue that France is the country that long ago set the standards by which wine is judged. There are of course exceptions; Germany's Rieslings, Spain's Sherry and Portugal's Port are examples of non-French wines that are universally accepted as models to be admired and emulated. But no other country in the world can boast anything like France's influence over the wine world's now well-established benchmarks. The wine styles produced in Champagne, Alsace, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Loire and the Rhone have become targets that countless winegrowers around the world aim at, in the first instance by planting the same grape varieties. If you still have a bit of exploring to do before you can say you know well the world of wine, there can be no better place to start (or finish!) than France.
Corsica
Corsica is an island in the Mediterranean Sea, located between the southeast coast of Provence and the west coast of Tuscany. Although it is closer to Italy, Corsica has been under French rule since 1769 and is counted among the 26 regions of France.
Corsica's climate is, for obvious reasons, classed as Mediterranean. With higher sunshine levels than any part of mainland France (and correspondingly low rainfall), the growing season here is well suited to high-output viticulture; weather conditions around harvest time are generally excellent. That said, the island has many varied mesoclimates – the result of its mountainous topography.
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