The 2020 vintage for white wines in France generally saw excellent tension and fine balance with bright fruit. Alexandre Plassat's "Les Humains" 2020 is a fascinating and experimental white wine, specifically an orange wine made from a Chardonnay blend, where Chardonnay is passed over Riesling marc to finish residual sugars and add aromatic complexity. This unique wine has received positive user reviews, scoring 89-90 points. It's described as a "nice enough range wine, a bit tropical which the volatile acidity counters with a wild lift," offering a pleasant texture, especially for those with an affinity for natural wines. Many consider it one of the better orange wines, particularly enjoyable with the right food. Expect an exotic and spicy profile with notes of tropical fruit and a tannic grip from the skins, along with high acidity and a gourmand character. It's a wine that challenges preconceptions about Chardonnay, bridging the styles of Jura and Alsace. As an unfiltered, zero-sulfur wine, it's recommended to carafe and serve cloudy. While specific food pairings are not widely available, its "orange wine" nature and tannic grip suggest it would pair exceptionally well with richer, more complex dishes than typical white wines. Consider robust poultry, strong cheeses, or a variety of Asian cuisines that can stand up to its unique character. This wine is an intriguing choice for natural wine enthusiasts or those eager to explore unique and experimental expressions. It's perfect for a tasting event focused on natural or orange wines, or a dinner where adventurous food pairings are desired, offering a truly individual experience. 【 Experimental "orange wine" challenging Chardonnay preconceptions 】