Chateau d'Auvernier, Oeil de Perdrix, Neuchâtel, Switzerland 2019

The oeil de perdrix, which is derived from the pinot noir vine by a short fermenation, generally of one night, is typically a Neuchâtel wine that is often imitated, but never equalled.

It accompanies all manner of dishes, from the aperitif to the dessert. For a restaurant meal, it will please both, fish and meat lovers, allowing them to commune over the same wine. Grills, poultry or exotic dishes suit it perfectly.

Salmon pink in colour and raspberry-like in bouquet, this is a lively wine, exuding the aromas of pinot noir.