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Holy Cross Thousand Skies
2020 Wine from France
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On the nose, notes of citrus, brioche and white flowers that continue on the palate, complemented by minerality and freshness.
Long and very elegant finish.
Profil
Complex and elegant white wine
Grape varieties
Grey earth
Perfect pairing
Red meat
To be consumed
Childcare potential of 8 years and over
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Sainte Croix
Mille Ciels 2020
Vin de France
France - Languedoc
Mille Ciels refers to a part of the vineyard, perched on a limestone plateau, and under a constantly changing sky, from which the Pyrenean chain is visible. A wine from the "Electron Libre" series; it is a spontaneous, free-thinking wine.
Only 250 bottles produced!
Grape varieties:
100% terret gris.
Planted in 1905, with Terret Gris and a few other grape varieties, on limestone at an altitude of 150-200 m.
Aged in glass bottles for 9 months.
Tasting notes :
Rather light colour with green highlights. On the nose, notes of citrus fruit, brioche and white flowers that continue on the palate, completed by minerality and freshness. Long and very elegant finish.
Wine style :
Dry, deep and complex white wine
Food and wine pairing:
Seafood salad with citrus fruits. Fish tagine with preserved lemon, fine semolina with saffron.
Ageing potential in your cellar :
12 years
Analysis :
75 cl - 14,5 % volume
Contains sulphites
Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health. Drink in moderation.
"The consumption of alcoholic beverages during pregnancy, even in small quantities, can have serious consequences on the health of the child.
Fruity
Roundness
Power
Wooded
General information
Brand : Domaine Sainte Croix
Reference : Sainte-Croix-Mille-Ciels
Appellation : Wine from France
Label : Vin Bio
Type of agriculture : Organic Agriculture
Color : White wine
Profil : Complex and elegant white wine
Conservation : Childcare potential of 8 years and over
Grape varieties : Grey earth
Region : Languedoc wine
Country : France
A wine to discover or rediscover at your wine merchant
The other vintages of:
Nestled in the wild, rocky hills of the Hautes Corbières, Domaine Sainte Croix is located in the commune of Fraïssé-des-Corbières, a small village on the border between Languedoc and Roussillon, 20 minutes from the Mediterranean.
Blue-steel limestone, quartz clay or green and purple schist sheets make up the 13 hectares of a complex terroir. These vines benefit from a pronounced climate in which maritime influences and those of the hinterland, which are drier and warmer, blend together.
The result is red, rosé and white wines with a strong personality, a mixture of concentration and elegance.
There are many similarities with the nearby Roussillon, a valley further south. In this region, the local dialect has its origins in Occitan, rather than French. The Grenache grapes have long been renowned here, and today the same vines are grown under the shelter of the ancient golden stone walls, bordered by fig, almond and guignier trees.
The Sainte Croix estate is run by Jon and Elizabeth Bowen, both of English origin. They have built up their experience both in old French cellars and in oversized wineries (the realm of stainless steel) all over the wine world. From the first time they looked at this "little corner", with its complex and rich geology and special climate, their professional intuition left no doubt about the potential of this terroir.
From 2011, after a three-year conversion period, the entire estate will be certified as Organic Agriculture, controlled by ECOCERT.
Since their first vintage in this very mineral landscape, more than ten years ago, Elizabeth and Jon Bowen have gradually come to appreciate the complicity between their parcels of complex soil and the multiplicity of local grape varieties.
Their willingness to experiment, while reinterpreting a local heritage that has almost been abandoned (particularly ampelographic), is very impressive. The style has already been considerably refined and brings out the power of the terroirs.
A rare non-vintage, dry rancio (oxidative wine) from wines from 2005 to 2014. Deep and very complex wine.
Blackcurrant, black fruits, plum accompany a beautiful freshness, melted tannins, a minerality evoking the flint and a very long and aromatic finish
On the nose, notes of citrus, brioche and white flowers that continue on the palate, complemented by minerality and freshness.
Long and very elegant finish.
