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This ancient grape variety, native to the Languedoc, that grows around the perimeter of the Thau lagoon was largely forgotten at the end of the 20th century then rediscovered as a result of the resurgence of the Languedoc cultural identity. The 2018 vintage glimmers with green and yellow reflections. The nose is fruity and fresh with delicious notes of exotic fruit and mint accompanied by superb minerality on the finish. In the mouth it is incisive, refreshing but also offers compelling fruit and an agreeable fullness with a characteristic tough of salinity. This typical local grape variety is perfect with a shellfish platter, fish and seafood.

Technical sheet

Appellation

IGP Pays d'Oc

Vintage

2018

Varieties

Terret Blanc ou Terret Bourret 100%

Production

50 HL / Ha

Alcohol

12 % alc./vol

Terroir

Clay limestone

Vinification

The grapes are harvested at night to ensure they remain cool. They undergo a short maceration of about 4 hours before being pressed and fermented at around 16°C. When alcoholic fermentation is complete, the lees are stirred weekly to maintain them in suspension over a period of a month. There is no malolactic fermentation.

Ageing

The wine is aged in vats on lees for three months.

Recognition and awards

  • Top 100 UK 2019 Top 100
  • Decanter WWA 2019 Bronze medal
  • Top 100 UK 2019 Top 100
  • Decanter WWA 2019 Bronze Medal
  • Decanter WWA 2019 Bronze Medal
  • Sud de France Top 100 2019 Read article

Geographical location

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