Michèle Capdepon Rosé Crémant de Limoux
Winemaker Notes: Cépage: 100% Mauzac (no blending permitted)
-Mauzac (aka ‘Blanquette’ for its skin color at harvest) in Méthode Ancestrale is traditionally known for the green apple and pear notes found on the nose and palate.
Vinification: Manual harvest of semi-overripe grapes that are entered into temp-controlled stainless steel tanks for a native yeast fermentation.
A ‘Pétillant Naturel’ the ‘Méthode Ancestrale’ undergoes a natural secondary fermentation in bottle. No additional yeasts, sugars or carbonation are added. Approx 95 grams of Residual Sugar/Liter remain in a finished lot of the wine.
The ABV is 7% plus/minus 0.5%.
The domaine itself is located in Villelongue d’Aude and covers 80 sustainably-farmed hectares (200 acres). The Capedons were among the very first to produce a ‘Méthode Ancestrale’ which they called ‘Blanquette de Propriétaire’ since the 1640s before the official name ‘Méthode Ancestrale’ came about in 1938 when the official AOC was created.
Country | France |
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Region | Languedoc-Roussillon |
Vintage | NV |
Winery | Michele Capdepon |
Grape Varietals | Mauzac |
Size | 750 milliliter |