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Cellier de la Baraterie

Malvoisie 2019

white, still wine, 750mL

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Essentials


Region

France

Appellation

AOP Vin-de-Savoie

Grapes

Pinot gris

Soil

lack marl

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Facts


Organic certified (Euro leaf), Organic certified (AB), Native yeast, Practicing organic

  • ABV

    12 %

  • Residual Sugar

    N/A

  • Sulfite Level

    N/A

  • Total Acidity

    N/A

  • Production (Bottles)

    N/A

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The vineyard


Age of the wines

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Altitude

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Size

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The cellar


Vessel

stainless

Elevage

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One of the many traditional white grapes from Savoie, the Malvoisie is a very aromatic white wine which also express minerality and a clean taste. The soil of that vineyard is black marl. The wine is the result of a natural fermentation, only with native yeast from the fruit. Vinification occurs in stainless steel. No sulfites used during vinification, only native yeast, and a tiny dose of sulfite at bottling. The wine is classified Vin de Savoie AOP.

One of the many traditional white grapes from Savoie, the Malvoisie is a very aromatic white wine which also express minerality and a clean taste. The soil of that vineyard is black marl. The wine is the result of a natural fermentation, only with native yeast from the fruit. Vinification occurs in stainless steel. No sulfites used during vinification, only native yeast, and a tiny dose of sulfite at bottling. The wine is classified Vin de Savoie AOP.

About Cellier de la Baraterie

Cellier de la Baraterie is a domaine in Savoie , in the French Alps . At its helm is Julien Viana , a talented young farmer and winemaker from the heart of the region . He took over the winery in 2014 from Serge Bouchez , a well-established winemaker in the village of Cruet , where Julien grew up . Julien is not from a winemaking family , and Bouchez had no children or relatives to continue his domain after his retirement , so the match was perfect . Upon finishing his winemaking studies in Beaujolais , Julien returned to Savoie and began his work with a 1-hectare vineyard (2 . 5 acres) . Today , Julien cultivates 10 hectares (25 acres) on the Combe de Savoie not ...

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