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Coursodon Etincelle Roussanne Viognier 2019
Introduction
Representing the pure expression of Northern Rhône granite terroir, Domaine Coursodon "Étincelle" 2019 is a sought-after liquid asset among fine wine collectors and Michelin-starred sommeliers. Hand-harvested from extreme, terraced vineyards in Saint-Joseph, the grapes thrive under cool alpine winds and intense solar exposure.
In 2019, an ideal growing season allowed both Roussanne and Viognier to achieve perfect phenolic ripeness while preserving brilliant natural acidity. Following wild yeast fermentation and long cellar maturation in neutral French oak foudres, the wine has shed any young primary oakiness, presenting a seamless harmony of white peach, toasted almond, crushed flint, and dried mountain herbs.
🌟 Key Unique Points
Seven-Year Bottle Maturation Harmony: Seven years of quiet cellar aging have melted Roussanne's natural grip into Viognier's velvety mid-palate, delivering a full-bodied yet weightless silkiness without any flab or heat.
Steep Granite Terrace Mineral Drive: Sourced from Granite Terraces, the wine shows a laser-focused backbone of crisp natural acidity and a distinct, savory flint/smoky mineral finish.
Low-Intervention Artisan Purity: Wild yeast fermentation and extended lees aging in neutral oak provide a creamy texture with subtle sourdough, fresh ginger, and dried wildflower nuances.
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📋 Product Overview
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Country / Region: France / Northern Rhône (Saint-Joseph Terraces)
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Winery / Brand: Domaine Coursodon (Artisan Granite Terraces Specialist)
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Grape Variety: Roussanne, Viognier (Old-Vine Northern Rhône Blend)
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Vintage: 2019 (Peak Drinking Window)
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ABV: Approx. 13.0% Vol
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Style: Medium to Full-Bodied, Elegantly Structured, Floral & Mineral Driven, Complex Savory Dry White Wine
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Volume: 750ml
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Serving Temperature: 10°C – 12°C (Serve in large white wine or Burgundy glasses; avoid over-chilling to allow aromatics to bloom)
🛠️ Winemaking Craft
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Fermentation: 100% hand-picked and strictly sorted. Gentle whole-cluster pressing. Fermented in neutral French oak barrels and stainless steel using only wild native yeasts at low temperatures to lock in granite-driven aromatics.
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Aging: Aged on its fine lees (sur lie) in old French oak foudres for 10–12 months with minimal bâtonnage. Unfined and minimally filtered to retain complete natural integrity and terroir character.
🔍 Tasting Notes
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Appearance: Brilliant pale gold with crystal silver reflections.
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Nose: Highly aromatic and ethereal. Opens with ripe white peach, wind-dried apricot, lemon verbena, and fresh orange zest. Evolves into toasted almond, sourdough crust, wild chamomiles, and crushed flint.
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Palate: Silky and multi-layered on the entry. Ripe yellow orchard fruit and bitter orange marmalade melt into a vibrant streak of natural granite acidity. Bone-dry with zero heavy oak, finishing long with lingering notes of wild dried herbs, ginger spice, and savory mineral grip.
🍽️ Gastronomy & Food Pairings
To respect its fine granite acidity and old-vine aromatics, pair with elegant, savory dishes that avoid heavy cream or aggressive sweet glazes:
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Chinese Fine Dining (Cantonese / Jiangnan): Poached river fish balls in crystal chicken consommé with scallion oil, or light braised abalone with matsutake mushrooms.
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Western Fine Dining: Low-temperature poached Brittany scallops with green apple, lemon verbena jus, or butter-pan-roasted sweetbreads.
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Japanese Omakase: Mizu-Tako (Kyoto octopus) usuzukuri with Sudachi citrus and sea salt, or binchotan-grilled sea bream.