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Languedoc-Roussillon
60% Grenache, 30% Syrah, 10% Carignan
This is a new appellation from Languedoc, fine cuvee is the outcome of rigorous plot selection, slow fermentation and maturation in oak...
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Languedoc-Roussillon
60% Syrah, 25% Grenache, 15% Cinsault
This is a new appellation from Languedoc.
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White nectarine, stone fruit and a citrus nuance, balanced acidity and subtle French oak. Food Pairing: Lightly cooked shellfish like crab and prawns, steamed or grilled fish, chicken pasta or risotto with spring vegetables.
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100% Pinot Noir
Our wine making style focuses on producing a well balanced Pinot Noir that is finely structured and has both elegance and texture. The fruit was hand harvested and immediately taken to the winery,where the grapes were 90% destemmed.
The must then underwent cool pre ferment maceration for seven...
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Grapes were hand picked then whole bunch pressed and juice settled for 4 hours. They were barrique fermented in French Oak barriques (27% new) and aged for 10 months before blending. A full malolactic fermentation occurred in spring, followed by lees stirring in winter every 2 weeks to stop post malolactic fermentation.<span...
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