Domaine Bordatto

Txalaparta Cider 2023

No Designation | White | 2023

Domaine Bordatto

Cidre Txalaparta 2023

Sans Appellation | Blanc | 2023

This cider stands out for its meticulous production process, which includes slow pressing and five months of fermentation in barrels and amphorae. Local apple varieties—Apéz Saggara and Eztika—contribute to its delicate tannic structure and liveliness. Stirring the fine lees and natural secondary fermentation enhance its complexity, resulting in a drink with silky tannins that is both rich and lingering.

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Country of Origin, France

Region, Southwest

Appellation, Non-Appellation

Grape Varietal(s),

Certification, Organic

Sweetness,

Vinification, Amphora aging

Soil Type, Clay-limestone

Alcohol content: 6 .5%

How to enjoy this wine?

Cuvée Profile

Round | Fruity and mineral

Serving Recommendations

Serve Chilled

Aging Potential

2 to 5 years

Our Review of the Cuvée

On the nose, this cider reveals a bouquet of fresh fruit punctuated by mineral and toasty notes, evoking ripe apples at the height of the season. On the palate, the attack is lively and effervescent, with a carbonation that surprises and delights. The refined tannic structure offers a harmonious balance, enriched by impressive roundness and length on the finish. The silky tannins provide a pleasantly lingering complexity. Ideal with seafood dishes such as prawns or grilled meats, this cider offers a sensation that is both full-bodied and refreshing. Served chilled, it provides a truly memorable tasting experience.

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Domaine Bordatto

Piedmont | Italy

It all begins here with cider: in Jaxu, in the Basque Country, Arantzazu and Pascale have revitalized ancient orchards before planting some vines. Under their expertise, Tannat and Irouléguy express themselves with a suppler character than average, driven by generous fruit and a fresh framework. The vinifications are simple, straightforward, unadorned, allowing the cuvées to retain a firm texture and a clean aromatic profile. Soil management remains a cornerstone of the estate, with continuous attention paid to biodiversity. Here, one finds sincere, committed wines that tell the story of a territory rarely approached from this perspective.