France
In the Glass
The StoryLe Bois de Vie takes a textured, citrus-and-honeyed approach to white wine from southwest France.
The Producer
Domaine Albert de Conti is a family estate in the Bergerac area with a particular interest in characterful dry white wines.
Place & TerroirLe Bois de Vie is a Chenin Blanc from clay-limestone soils in the Périgord; the producer documents lengthy maturation in sandstone amphorae.
Perfect PairingsSeared scallops, roast chicken, rich fish, creamy risotto or aged hard cheese.
Serve cool, around 10–12°C; avoid over-chilling textured whites.
Worth KnowingDespite its Rhône-sounding name, Le Bois de Vie is a Chenin Blanc, not a Chardonnay or a red wine.
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FranceIn the GlassThe StoryLe Bois de Vie takes a textured, citrus-and-honeyed approach to white wine from southwest France.
The ProducerDomaine Albert de Conti is a family estate in the Bergerac area with a particular interest in characterful dry white wines.
Place & TerroirLe Bois de Vie is a Chenin Blanc from clay-limestone soils in the Périgord; the producer documents lengthy maturation in sandstone amphorae.
Perfect PairingsSeared scallops, roast chicken, rich fish, creamy risotto or aged hard cheese.
Serve cool, around 10–12°C; avoid over-chilling textured whites.
Worth KnowingDespite its Rhône-sounding name, Le Bois de Vie is a Chenin Blanc, not a Chardonnay or a red wine.
