Tasting Profile & Food Pairing In the glass, it shows lemon, pear, white peach and acacia. Winemaking and maturation add hazelnut, brioche and subtle toast, while time brings flint, chalk and beeswax. The palate is full-bodied with high acidity and little perceptible tannin, carrying the flavours into a focused, persistent finish. Its appeal comes from definition, proportion and the clarity of its site rather than overt showmanship. Serve it with lobster, scallops or roast poultry; those dishes echo the wine's savoury detail while allowing its freshness to reset the palate.