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HAUT ROC BLANQUANT

Description

HAUT ROC BLANQUANT

 

Description:

    • HAUT ROC BLANQUANT, the estate’s 3rd wine, is named after a historic parcel of the vineyard of Bélair-Monange.
    • The name translates literally to “High White Rock,” underscoring the vineyard’s geology. 
    • Released in very limited quantities since the 2014 vintage, HAUT ROC BLANQUANT is produced from a selection of grapes offering charm, elegance, and approachability from a young age. 
    • Supple, bright, and inviting, HAUT ROC BLANQUANT channels the refinement of its privileged terroir coupled with an enticing, youthful, fruit-forward vibrancy.

Appellation:

    • Saint-Émilion Grand Cru

Vineyard size:

    • 23.5 hectares (58 acres)

Soil Types:

    • Limestone on the plateau Blue clay on limestone in the slopes

Vineyard grape varietals:

    • 90% Merlot
    • 10% Cabernet Franc

Average vine age:

    • 25 years

Viticulture:

    • « Culture raisonnée »
    • Soil tilling (4 ways)
    • Vine growth management adapted to the climatic conditions

Harvest:

    • Manual harvest.
    • Double sorting: manual and optical

Winemaking:

    • In thermo-regulated concrete and stainless-steel vats.
    • Gentle & controlled maceration & extraction

Aging:

    • 16 months in French oak barrels
    • (30% new)

 

 

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