Two small mixed old-vine gobelet plots (1946 and 1957) planted around a venerable micocoulier — a European nettle tree. Aramon, Alicante, Cinsault, Carignan, Oeillade, Terret, Grand Noir de la Clamette and Mourvèdre. Whole bunches pressed directly. Trompe-l'oeil: a light red wine that tastes like white. ~600 bottles.
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Grapefruit, redcurrant, dried flowers, straw and grape juice. Light, airy structure with fruity, stemmy notes. Fresh, thirst-quenching and disturbingly moreish. For sunny days — or for a bit of sunshine on a rainy day.

