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Languedoc lies in the area between the Mediterranean Sea and Spain and, with 300 days of sunshine a year, has a reputation for producing wines that are memorably fresh and complex. This vineyard covers the highest plateau in the region, further enhancing the crisp and refreshing character of the wine. Cepages : Sauvignon Blanc, Roussanne. This combination is dynamite for creating a wine of complexity and interest. About the Producer: The Jany family has been producing wine in Languedoc since 1792. The Condamine-Bertrand vineyard extends over 70 hectares bathed in a Mediterranean climate. This vineyard has been receiving accolades for many years - recognition for being among the 1000 best wines of France as well as the 100 best Vins de Pays of France. Tasting Notes: A bright yellow color with golden highlights, underscore the aromas of fresh white peaches, pears and plums; on the palate the ample and round flavors of exotic white fruits and pears, and a wonderful freshness. Very crisp and elegant. Recommended Food Pairings: White meats, Seafood and shellfish, hors d'oeuvres, cheese, salad. |
