Domaine Nicolas, Saint Romain Sous Roche 2024 White

Domaine Nicolas Saint-Romain Sous Roche 2024 is an elegant white Burgundy with a bright, mineral-driven character and refined oak complexity. Its combination of lively freshness, white-flower aromas and subtle vanilla notes makes it a distinctive choice for lovers of structured yet graceful French whites. The wine reflects the classic style of Saint-Romain, an appellation valued for its freshness and tension.

Tasting Notes
The wine has a light golden appearance. On the nose, delicate white flowers mingle with citrus fruit, complemented by gentle vanilla and almost caramel-like aromas from its time in oak. On the palate, the opening is lively and precise, followed by a balanced, juicy texture supported by pronounced mineral notes and refreshing tension. It is approachable in its youth, when its citrus freshness and mineral energy are especially expressive, but its oak integration and structure should allow it to develop additional roundness and complexity over the next few years when properly stored.

Production
The wine is matured for 12 months in oak barrels, with 20% of the barrels being new. This careful use of oak adds layers of vanilla and subtle caramel without overshadowing the wine’s natural freshness, minerality and balance. Further details regarding the vineyard soils and harvesting methods are not provided.

Food & Serving
Serve lightly chilled at around 10–12°C. It pairs beautifully with delicate fish dishes, as well as hot or cold starters. The wine’s freshness and mineral character also complement Bleu de Bresse, goat cheese and Gruyère. Decanting is generally not necessary, although a brief period of aeration in the glass can help reveal its floral and oak-derived aromas.

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