Pinot Gris

A white with lemon rind, peach and apple character. Full-bodied and tangy with a long and flavorful finish. Bright and dry. Drink now. "  James Suckling

Soil:

Gravel, sand and south-facing clay and limestone land. 

Vinification:

The juice is extracted with infinite care in our air-bag press. The slow, gentle pressing avoids crushing the stalks and pips.
The must starts fermenting of its own accord thanks to the natural yeast present in the juice, and the fermentation generally lasts from 4 to 10 weeks. It is carried out in stainless-steel vats equipped with temperature control, a medium which maximises the expression of this variety's aromas.

Elevage:

Once the fermentation is finished, the wine has to be matured. This stage is essential, in order to fix its structure and aromas.
As the wine matures, the tiny particules in suspension gradually sink to the bottom of the vat and form a deposit, which contributes richness.

Wine Tasting :

Nose: floral and peach notes Mouth : fresh attack with a round and fatty note, slightly smoky, apricot and white peach, dry and floral finish.

Mouth: fresh attack with a round and fatty note, slightly smoky, apricot and white peach, dry and floral finish.

 Has a tiny beads of gas, which vanish when confronted with this chubby, thick, nicely fleshed-out and sappy body of wine.Exquisite feel, reminiscent of angora wool, calling to be both fingered and caressed.Pleasant winey flavours, fruity at first then developing into a smooth balsamic style.
A most pleasant wine of thirst and meditation, to tuck into in 3 to 5 years. Serve at 9-10°C.

" A white with lemon rind, peach and apple character. Full-bodied and tangy with a long and flavorful finish. Bright and dry. Drink now. " JS

When & with what:

Pancakes, steamed dishes, tandoori, also dishes prepared with yoghurt. 9-10°C.
And why not surprise yourself? Temper the ardent youthfulness of this wine with some Carré de l’Est, Feuille de Dreux or medium-matured Brie.

Press :

Yellow pear, Golden Delicious apple and a dollop of honey create a fruitful, inviting and friendly opening, countered by lemony freshness that keeps things on the right side of fruity opulence. Drink this wine while its aromas are at their height.
Note 89 points - WineEnthusiast -

Shows the waxy side of Pinot Gris, with accents of honeycomb, lemon wax, chamomile and almond skin lacing flavors of dried papaya and fruit cake.  Well-balanced, showing plenty of acidity and stony minerality.