Francois Montand Traditional Method Ice Demi-Sec 75cl
Francois Montand Traditional Method Ice Demi-Sec 75cl
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François Montand Ice Demi-Sec is a French sparkling wine made using the Traditional Method, offering a pale color with green highlights, intense aromas of white flowers and citrus fruits, and a creamy, lingering finish.
Origin and Terroir
Region: Jura, France
Soil: Light clay-limestone, favorable to the production of quality white grapes for bottle fermentation
Climate: Harsh in winter, irregular in summer, giving the grapes a unique character
Grape Varieties and Harvesting
Main grape varieties: Chardonnay, Gutedel, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, and Colombard, depending on the cuvée
Harvest: Mechanical and sometimes manual harvesting, carried out quickly during cool hours to preserve the aromas
Grape selection: Meticulous, to ensure a quality sparkling wine
Vinification and Aging
Method: Traditional Method (double fermentation in the bottle)
Pressing and fermentation: Static at low temperatures with the addition of yeast
Secondary fermentation: Aged on lees for 9 months
Aromatic complement: Preserves the finesse of the bubbles and develops complexity
Organoleptic Characteristics
Appearance: Pale yellow with green highlights; fine, persistent bubbles
Nose: Intense aromas of white flowers, citrus fruits, mango, papaya, and cherry blossoms
Palate: Creamy and smooth, with a good aromatic finish and a light, crisp texture
Sweetness: Demi-Sec
Alcohol content: 11%
Temperature and Service
Serving temperature: 5 to 7°C, ideally served with ice cubes for the "Ice" effect
Pairing: Aperitif, dessert, or with salads, ceviche, white fish, ginger-roasted trout with pear, or red fruits and mint for added freshness
Storage and Shelf Life
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from light for up to 2 years after purchase
This cuvée is perfect for festive occasions, aperitifs, and refined meals, and represents an excellent example of the French tradition of meticulous, methodical winemaking in the Jura
