COLOR: White
TYPE: Dry
VINTAGE: 2022
GRAPE VARIETIES: Roussanne (33%) - Clairette (33%) - Grenache Blanc (34%)
FARMING: Sustainable (Raisonnée)
AGING: 10 months on fine lees in barrels and demi-muids
ALCOHOL BY VOLUME: 13.5%
VOLUME: 75 cl
CELLARING POTENTIAL: 10 years
Other vintage available: 2020
VINE AGE: 30 years
LOCATION: Vines planted in the La Roquète plot, adjacent to the Pignan and Piedlong parcels. The vineyard originally belonged to Domaine de La Roquète, acquired in 1986 by the Brunier family.
SOIL: Sands and molassique sandstone from Carpentras dating from the MIDDLE MIOCENE.
HARVEST: Hand-harvested
SORTING: Sorted twice in the vineyard and a third time at the winery
VINIFICATION: Gentle pneumatic pressing of whole bunches. Cold settling in tanks followed by racking into oak barrels and demi-muids for fermentation.
AGING: Aged on fine lees for 10 months in barrels and demi-muids
BOTTLING: After light filtration
CLOSURE: Natural cork
"Remarkably balanced, this gorgeous vintage opens with a fresh, fruity nose where yellow peach and citrus aromas are enhanced by a refined touch of lemon verbena. On the palate, it delivers impressive amplitude with a smooth, mouth-refreshing texture. The finish is long and flavorful. A magnificent white Châteauneuf-du-Pape, rich in taste and full of energy!"
| Country | Rhône Valley |
| Color | White |
| Orange wines | No |
| Clay amphorae wines | No |
| Type | Dry |
| Capacity | 75 cl |
| Alcohol rate | 13,5 % |
| Quality Designation | Châteauneuf-du-Pape |
| Cellar Potential | 10 ans |
| Culture Methods | Sustainable cultivation method |
| Stopper | Natural cork |
| Cap | CRD Capsule |
| Dominant Aroma Profile | Fruity |
| Body and Structure | Smooth or Balanced (well-balanced, easy to drink, soft tannins) |
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