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Domaine Stéphane Ogier : Le Temps est Venu 2024 White
Rhone Valley - Côtes du Rhône - White Wine -Stéphane Ogier and Le Temps est Venu Blanc
Based in Ampuis, Stéphane Ogier joined the family estate in 1997 and gradually expanded beyond the Northern Rhône vineyards on which his reputation was built. Le Temps est Venu Blanc explores the Southern Rhône through its traditional white grape varieties. The 2024 combines Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, Viognier, Clairette, Marsanne and Bourboulenc in a generous yet fresh Côtes du Rhône. The fruit comes notably from vineyards in Visan, where the terroir helps preserve freshness and aromatic definition.
The 2024 vintage
Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 focuses on brightness and balance rather than sheer richness. The grapes are harvested by hand and vinified in temperature-controlled concrete vats using indigenous yeasts. Six months of ageing in concrete preserve aromatic purity and freshness without adding oak influence. The different Rhône varieties contribute to a balanced combination of roundness, floral expression, fruit and tension.
Tasting
The colour is bright golden with subtle green highlights. White fruit, citrus, white flowers and fresh almond define the nose. The palate is generous and rounded while retaining excellent freshness, leading to a mineral, gently saline finish. The wine remains balanced and precise, with enough body and texture to work particularly well at the table.
12bouteilles recommendation
Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 already offers plenty of drinking pleasure through its balance of roundness and freshness. We favour drinking it between 2026 and 2030. Serve at around 10-12°C with cod en papillote, herb-roasted chicken or grilled fish.
Critics’ scores
| Critic | Score |
|---|---|
| Jeb Dunnuck | 90/100 |
Technical details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Appellation | Côtes du Rhône |
| Grapes | 25% Grenache Blanc, 25% Roussanne, 20% Viognier, 15% Clairette, 10% Marsanne, 5% Bourboulenc |
| Colour | White |
| Harvest | Hand-picked |
| Vinification | Temperature-controlled concrete vats, indigenous yeasts |
| Ageing | 6 months in concrete vats |
| Format | 75 cl |
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Domaine Stéphane Ogier : Le Temps est Venu 2024 White
Country:
France
Area:
Rhone Valley
Appellation:
Côtes du Rhône
Producer:
Stéphane Ogier
Vintage:
2024
Varietals:
white Grenache, Roussanne, Bourboulenc, Marsanne, Clairette & Viognier
Dress:
golden, brilliant, light green reflections
Bouquet:
reveals notes of white fruits and citrus fruits
Palate:
beautiful freshness, round, ample and greedy
Alcoholic Volume:
13%
In cellar:
2 to 5 years
Tasting profile:
Fruity
Food & Wine:
Fish and Seafood
Temperature:
10°C-12°C
FAQ – Stéphane Ogier Le Temps est Venu 2024 Blanc
How good is Stéphane Ogier Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024?
Stéphane Ogier Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 received 90/100 from Jeb Dunnuck. The critic highlights ripe citrus, orange, mandarin and fresh almond alongside a mineral character. The medium-bodied palate combines balance, freshness and harmoniously integrated acidity in an already approachable style.
When should you drink Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024?
Jeb Dunnuck gives Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 a drinking window from 2026 to 2030. The wine is already ready to drink and its appeal lies primarily in its fresh fruit and balance, so extended cellaring is unnecessary. Serve at around 10-12°C.
Which vintage of Le Temps est Venu Blanc should you drink in 2026?
Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 is the vintage to choose in 2026 for its balance of freshness, roundness and minerality. Rated 90/100 by Jeb Dunnuck, it is now entering its ideal drinking window. Its generous yet fresh profile makes it equally suitable as an aperitif or alongside fish and poultry.
What wine goes with cod en papillote?
Cod en papillote calls for a fresh white with enough body to complement the delicate texture of the fish. Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 combines roundness and freshness with a mineral finish, allowing it to complement both the fish and the herbs used in the dish. Serve at around 10-12°C.
Which grapes are used in Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024?
Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 combines six traditional Southern Rhône grape varieties. The blend is 25% Grenache Blanc, 25% Roussanne, 20% Viognier, 15% Clairette, 10% Marsanne and 5% Bourboulenc. Together they provide roundness, floral expression, fruit and freshness.
What is the price of Stéphane Ogier Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024?
Stéphane Ogier Le Temps est Venu Blanc 2024 is priced at €11.50 per 75 cl bottle. The wine is in stock and dispatched within 72 hours. Delivery is included on orders of €300 or more in France and €750 or more in Europe.
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