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🏰 Thomas Batardière's 'Amor Fati' is an ethereally light red wine crafted from 100% Grolleau Noir, a grape variety that thrives in the Loire Valley. While specific tasting notes for the 2023 vintage are not yet widely available, previous vintages like 2022 and 2024 have been praised for their bright and easy-drinking style, showcasing fresh red fruits, wild berries, subtle floral notes, and a hint of spice. This wine is known for its lively and juicy palate, fine tannins, and crisp acidity, culminating in an elegant and balanced finish. Thomas Batardière is a certified organic and biodynamic producer, committed to natural fermentation and minimal intervention, allowing the unique schist and rhyolite soils of Anjou Noir to express themselves beautifully. It's often described as a chillable red, perfect for those who appreciate purity of fruit and a savory, classic profile.
🍴 'Amor Fati' is a versatile food-pairing wine. It harmonizes beautifully with charcuterie, grilled poultry, roasted vegetables, and soft cheeses. It's also an excellent match for meaty and oily fish like salmon or tuna, and even strongly flavored, salty fish such as anchovies.
🥂 Ideal for casual dinners, picnics, or as a refreshing red to enjoy slightly chilled on a warm evening. Its charm and quiet elegance can elevate a simple meal into something special. 【Ethereally light, high-acid Grolleau from a biodynamic Loire producer】
BACKGROUND
Thomas Batardiere is a rising star in the Loire Valley, specifically in the Anjou region. After working with renowned winemakers, he established his own domaine in 2012. Farming biodynamically, Thomas focuses primarily on Chenin Blanc, crafting wines with minimal intervention. His wines are celebrated for their tension, minerality, and pure expression of the schist soils, offering a vibrant and authentic taste of the Loire.