Laïka 2023 White wine Ploussard pours so pale it

Ploussard pours so pale it could be mistaken for a dark rosé

working vines he had already turned organic in the 1990s

Philippe and Guillaume Trébignaud work eleven hectares across more than two dozen parcels on an estate founded in 1926 by Claude Seigneuret

Marius Bielle’s Vin de France expression skips convention: the wine is light-to-medium on its feet

Laïka 2023 White wine Ploussard pours so pale itA finely tuned Sauvignon Blanc that balances generosity with laser like precision. The palate opens with gentle weight and a silky texture, then tightens through a line of chalky tension. Flavours of ripe pear, quince, and chamomile unfold gradually, carried by subtle phenolic grip. The finish lingers long and savoury, leaving a trail of faint herbal bitterness. A masterclass in texture driven white wine.