The opposite of 2021, the driest year ever, no rain from May till August, few rains came to save the vinetage end of august, small grapes but finaly well balanced as we started harvest earlier on 5th september. A vinetage to be drunk in the next few years, not to age too long.<\/p>\n
The most rainy year ever, all spring and summer, with some hail in july, hard to get the grapes matured, so we did cut a lot to leave only few grapes for a better maturation.
\nVery small production for the Pinot Noir, but finaly a great balanced Pinot as it should be with nice acidity, nice vinetage to be aged.<\/p>\n
A soft year, similar to 2019, offering fine and elegant wines, well balanced, both for white and red wines, the best best this year is the Ros\u00e9 wine, the best vinetage ever done.<\/p>\n
A fine and elegant vintage!
\nThe climate was perfect for the Pinot Noir this year, not too hot, not too dry, the Gamay ros\u00e9 is a pure marvel too, delicate and charming, just like the Chasselas. Our La L\u00e9gende blend offers a beautiful complexity with exotic aromas, also discover our new Gama Nera Tradition, a pure spicy juice with silky tannins!<\/p>\n
A warm, dry and almost dehydrated Millesime! Even protected by Mother Nature, the vines have somewhat suffered from the unusually warm climate forcing us to start harvesting on the 10th of September, the earliest harvest of the winery ever. Nevertheless the wines present a pleasant freshness and harmonious acidity, especially for the Chasselas, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, varieties which taste better with a well-balanced alcoholic content.
\nOur white wine “La Legende” offers a new blend with a higher percentage of Sauvignon Blanc, providing more elegance and aromas, when the Pinot Noir and Mersyca Grand Reserve are maybe one of the best we did in last 10 years!<\/p>\n
The most interesting vintage since 2009 and maybe the best vintage for our Chasselas Grande R\u00e9serve!
\n2017 enjoyed exceptional conditions for a beautiful Millesime with a great potential of aging. The wines\u2019 balance is very harmonious, a superb acidity combined with great finesse and length, alcohol content elevated but associated with pure aromas that are quite fruity. The Pinot Noir of this Millesime is very well-balanced, so are the Gama Nera and Mersyca Grande Reserve for red wines.<\/p>\n
After a vinetage 2015 while power, 2016 seemed very slender to the harvest.
\nRecords of rains and bays bursting records of size, we had to work on the extraction and the
\nconcentration leaving the first juices, in the end, to present a fine vinetage, juicy and very elegant.
\nPinot Noir regains its optimal balance while freshness.<\/p>\n
A powerful vinetage !
\n2015 was a drought year with a very modest crop yield. In the cellar, we worked this vintage on the freshness so as to maintain the traditional finesse of our wines. The first press juices were separated very early during pressing. Ultimately, the wines have an astonishing length, such as our “Chasselas Grand Reserve”, which presents a complexity and finesse never seen in our previous vintages. The red wines are powerful and perfect to cellar\u2026 a great vinetage to enjoy !<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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