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R&G Rueda Blanco Verdejo 2014

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Product Description

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Winery: Roland et Antoine Royet

Bright straw yellow. A fine, fresh, aromatic nose with tropical fruits followed by melon, mineral and floral aromas. Complex and intense, crisp and round, with a dominance of tropical fruits and citrus notes. It displays an impeccably balanced acidity, outstanding depth and volume, giving way to a persistent and ample finish.

Vineyards:

The grapes used to produce this wine grow in vineyards located around the villages of Serrada and Rueda, in the heart of this white wine region, widely considered the premium area in the appellation Rueda. Out of the 80 hectares owned and controlled by Bodegas Val de Vid, we have selected some of the best vineyards and grapes that grow in poor rocky soils with good drainage.

Vinification:

The must is cold macerated with the skins for eight hours, enhancing the Verdejo's characteristic aromas. Fermentation takes place at 16ºC, which helps to maintain and intensify the variety's unique flavor. The wine is kept in contact with the fine lees to strengthen its structure by providing fatty acids and more ample and glyceric sensations on the palate.

Varietals: 100% Verdejo
Vine age: 24 Years Old
Fermentation Temperature: 16ºC
Fermentation & Maceration Period: 10 Days

Country: Spain
Region: Rueda
Grape Type: Verdejo
Vintage: 2014
Bottle Size: 750ml
Organic: YES

Roland and Catherine Royet's wine career began in Auvergne: in the early 1990s, the thirty-something couple, passionate about wine, planted Gamay vines in the Côtes d'Auvergne region. They ran the estate with the aim of highlighting the volcanic terroir in their wines, and gradually converted to organic farming. In 2004, Catherine and Roland decided to bring this philosophy to Burgundy. They created Domaine Royet in the village of Change.

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