Appellation: IGP, Languedoc

Grape: 100% Viognier
Yield: hl/ha
Bottles produced: 200,000
Packing: case of 6 bottles
Ageing & other info: 9 months in French oak barrel, 90% in stainless steel tank. Screw cap. Average 10+ years of vine. Average altitude 150-200 metre.

Rating & Award: Previous vintage 2019: Decanter WWA Bronze Medal. International Wine & Spirit Competition Silver Medal. Rated 92 pt by International Wine Challenge. Rated by Jancis Robinson. 2021 TBC.

Maturity/Drink: Best up to 2024+

Tasting Notes:

‘ Slightly golden hue enlighten the glasses in the most appealing way. Notes of tropical fruit. Very attractive mouth feel, with a surprisingly rich palate that fill with tropical fruit, oak, hint of butter and yet in a full, rounded sensation. Long savoury finish. Simply brilliant and a great value for money white. Not to be missed. ‘

Things you should know:

The grapes are harvested early in the morning. Alcoholic fermentation in stainless steel vats at 17-19C. The wine is aged for a few months on the lees. No malolactic fermentation in order to keep the freshness, and character.