Les Trois Terres - Altesse
Altesse de La Côte
The property
In 1918, Alfred Oulevay, founder of the biscuit factory in his name, became the owner of the 28 ha large Valmont estate.
In the 1930s, his son Alfred Oulevay fils, supported by his childhood friend René Geissmann, modernized the estate and enlarged it by acquiring a 5.6 ha estate in the town of Vétroz in the Valais. The creation of "Les Trois Terres" was finalized in the 1960s, thanks to the acquisition of the third location: Le Domaine du Manoir, 16 ha in the Côtes-de-l'Orbe and 8 ha in the Bonvillars appellation.
The descendants of Alfred Oulevay and René Geissmann have decided to surround themselves with professionals: Laurent Bally and Jérémie Rossier. In order to extract the best from their terroirs.
The vineyard
Vineyard
Located between Echichens, Valeyres-sous-Rances and Vétroz.
Grape varieties
Altesse - LA CÔTE AOC
Vinification and ageing
Ageing in oak barrels.
Tasting
The robe
Beautiful pale GOLD color.
The nose
A bouquet of white fruit like vine peach and white flowers.
The taste
A round and intense attack, a lemony side and white fruits in the middle of the mouth and a very frank and very salivating finish.
The Sommelier's little extra
Food & Wine Pairings
And if you pair it with roast poultry with chanterelles or crispy sea bream on one side and its leek fondue.
Serving temperature
8 to 12 degrees C
Keeping time
From 2 to 8 years old.
- Types
- Wine
- Country
- Switzerland
- Region
- Côte de l'Orbe
La côte - Color
- White
- Grape variety
- Altesse
- Agriculture
- Sustainable
- Alcool
- 14°2