Product details
2024 Estate White
46% Grenache Blanc, 43% Picpoul, 11% Roussanne
The 2024 vintage highlights the clarity and natural tension of our mountain vineyard. Grenache Blanc leads a blend that is precise and finely etched, with Picpoul delivering taut, crystalline acidity. Roussanne lends gentle roundness and depth, softening the wine’s lift with a silky texture. The finish is long and energetic, carrying mountain freshness and the promise of graceful evolution in bottle.
Alcohol: 13.1% | pH: 3.16 | TA: 8.39 | Malic Acid: 2.75
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Winemaking
Winemaking
Harvested: September 3, 2024
Bottled: March 10, 2025
Released: August 2025
Fermented and aged for 19 months in 100% neutral French oak barriques
154 cases
Food Pairing
Food Pairing
This mountain white blend delivers bright acidity and clean mineral flavors with a smooth, textured finish. The wine's crisp structure and balanced weight make it an ideal match for fresh seafood like grilled halibut or seared scallops, spring vegetables such as pea risotto or charred asparagus, and aged cheeses like Comté or goat cheese. A versatile wine that brings out the best in both simple and sophisticated dishes.
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Why High-Altitude Wines Stand Out?
Acidity
The large diurnal shift of mountains preserves acidity, allowing wines to age well and pair with food.
Minerality
Rugged, poor soils cultivate wines with a distinctive touch of minerality.
Bold Tannins
Strong ocean winds and UV rays account for thicker grape skins and bolder tannins in wine.
Complexity
Natural variability of terrain within blocks and micro-climates enhance blending process, helping to crafting wines with complexity.