Maceration takes place in stainless steel tanks for one hour, allowing for the immediate extraction of varietal aromas and the perfect release for a cherry-colored rosé. Once the must is separated from its skins, it undergoes racking and subsequent fermentation. The fermentation temperature ranges between 16 and 18°C. During the fermentation process, must from the bleeding of other Tannat plots at a different stage of ripeness is added, increasing its volume on the palate and providing greater aromatic and gustatory complexity.

This is a bright cherry-red wine. Notes of raspberry and strawberry are perceptible on the nose. The palate has a fresh entry and balanced acidity; it is light yet very persistent in its aftertaste. Ideal for pairing with appetizers, fish, medium-grain cheeses such as Morbier and Raclette, and even desserts like cheesecake.

Color intensity: Medium
Body: Very low
Aromas: Strawberry and raspberry
Acidity: High
Sucrose: Low
Astringency: Very low
Persistence: Medium
Alcohol: 11% v/v°