Country:
France
Region:
Languedoc-Roussillon
Type:
Dry
Color:
White
Grape variety:
Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon
Sugar:
≤ 4 g/L
Volume:
0.75 L
Taste:
Clean and balanced, light and rounded palate with fruity notes of green apple, pear, and citrus, moderate acidity, and a long, pleasant finish.
Aroma:
Fresh aroma with bright hints of white flowers and light fruity notes; the bouquet is light and summery.
Supply temperature:
8–12 °C
Gastronomic compatibility:
Pairs beautifully with seafood, fish, white meat, vegetable salads, light appetizers, and pasta; also suitable as an aperitif.
Charton Blanc is a French dry white wine made from a blend of white grape varieties in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. The wine stands out for its lightness, freshness, and fruity character, making it an excellent choice for warm days, outdoor lunches, and pairing with light dishes. It is produced under the Charton brand, part of the portfolio of the large French company Les Grands Chais de France, one of the leading producers of affordable everyday wines.
Les Grands Chais de France is a leading French company and producer of wines and spirits. The GCF Group was founded in 1979 by Joseph Helfrich. The company’s activities include grape growing, bottling, product packaging, and marketing.
Today, Les Grands Chais de France is the largest exporter of wines from France. The company’s wines are sold in more than 250 countries worldwide. Daily production reaches 2 million bottles (for comparison, this equals the annual wine production of most French wineries).