Domaine Cox Auxerrois 2017

Domaine Kox Auxerrois 2017 is made from the Auxerrois grape, which is actually related to the Pinot grape.
Winelab writes: A mostly anonymous but quite widespread grape from Northern France. The name probably derives from Auxois, an old name for Alsace, where the grape originates. The variety is a natural cross between Pinot Noir and Gouais Blanc. Confusingly, the name Auxerrois has also been used for Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris and Chardonnay, all three close family members and easily confused with Auxerrois. Furthermore, it must not be confused with Malbec, which also goes by the name Auxerrois in Cahors.
Auxerrois has low acidity and produces soft but also fairly neutral wines. Its strength lies in its early ripening and good yields. It is used both for white wine and for crémant.

Winery: Domaine Kox
Name: Domaine Kox Auxerrois 2017
Grapes: Auxerrois
Country: Luxembourg
Type: White wine
Alc. strength: 13%
75 cl.