Clot de l'Origine
Le Trouble Fait Muscat Petit Grain
Floral, citrusy, some stone fruits, and very saline. Surprisingly light for a skinsy. A quaffer.
Floral, citrusy, some stone fruits, and very saline. Surprisingly light for a skinsy. A quaffer.
Jul 8th, 2022fresh and vibrant extended maceration white. ripe pineapple, thyme, and jasmine flower. fun.
fresh and vibrant extended maceration white. ripe pineapple, thyme, and jasmine flower. fun.
May 20th, 2018Le Clot de l'Origine's "Le Trouble Fait" is trouble like a sunny Sunday. Trouble like a new crush. Trouble like a good Piña Colada. Trouble like all three of those things rolled up into an afternoon you devour every moment of, pretending Mondays are not a real thing. And trouble because Mondays are real and you drank the whole bottle because this Muscat d'Alexandrie (of the OG Vitis vinifera fam) tastes & smells as if the sun was squeezed and fresh pineapple juice rained down from a clear spring sky while you frolicked through fields of long grass, sage, and gardenia. Juicy but dry, it's everything you want from an aromatic white wine without the cloying weight.
Le Clot de l'Origine's "Le Trouble Fait" is trouble like a sunny Sunday. Trouble like a new crush. Trouble like a good Piña Colada. Trouble like all three of those things rolled up into an afternoon you devour every moment of, pretending Mondays are not a real thing. And trouble because Mondays are real and you drank the whole bottle because this Muscat d'Alexandrie (of the OG Vitis vinifera fam) tastes & smells as if the sun was squeezed and fresh pineapple juice rained down from a clear spring sky while you frolicked through fields of long grass, sage, and gardenia. Juicy but dry, it's everything you want from an aromatic white wine without the cloying weight.
1 person found it helpfulApr 30th, 201845 year old Muscat vines. Skin contact. Unfiltered. Fresh, bright, high acid. Tropical and floral notes, jasmine, star fruit, lychee and a little lemon juice. Killer pairing with salmon sashimi.
45 year old Muscat vines. Skin contact. Unfiltered. Fresh, bright, high acid. Tropical and floral notes, jasmine, star fruit, lychee and a little lemon juice. Killer pairing with salmon sashimi.
Jun 2nd, 2016Le trouble fait.. le trouble est.. ce vin est TOP. Dry, but smells of honeysuckle with underlying taste of a creamsicle. Easy drinking. Will absolutely buy again.
Le trouble fait.. le trouble est.. ce vin est TOP. Dry, but smells of honeysuckle with underlying taste of a creamsicle. Easy drinking. Will absolutely buy again.
May 27th, 2024100% Muscat, 3 weeks skin contact Orange Wine, Natural Wine, Biodynamic. 12% ABV.
Almost Neutral nose some floral and apple cider type notes.
Dry apple cider, earthy notes, dried apricot, hint of bitter candied orange, fine tannin texture. Food wine.
Slightest of cloudiness with some sediment noticeable in bottle. Med+ acidity.,
Not as exciting as L'Original which is an orange wine by same producer, featuring one of my favorite varietals, Macabeu. Wine quality and style are still fantastic, in ‘Le Trouble Fait’. Happy with my purchase decision, and will continue to keep an eye out for and recommend wines by Marc Barriot.
Was expecting more floral and fruit, as experienced with ‘ZBO’ by Brash Higgins, and ‘Small Batch Series Viognier’ by King Family.
100% Muscat, 3 weeks skin contact Orange Wine, Natural Wine, Biodynamic. 12% ABV.
Almost Neutral nose some floral and apple cider type notes.
Dry apple cider, earthy notes, dried apricot, hint of bitter candied orange, fine tannin texture. Food wine.
Slightest of cloudiness with some sediment noticeable in bottle. Med+ acidity.,
Not as exciting as L'Original which is an orange wine by same producer, featuring one of my favorite varietals, Macabeu. Wine quality and style are still fantastic, in ‘Le Trouble Fait’. Happy with my purchase decision, and will continue to keep an eye out for and recommend wines by Marc Barriot.
Was expecting more floral and fruit, as experienced with ‘ZBO’ by Brash Higgins, and ‘Small Batch Series Viognier’ by King Family.