Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grapes are hand-picked the first or second week of September, crushed in a pneumatic soft press and subsequently fermented at controlled temperature into stainless steel tanks with maceration on the skins. A rose' wine is then obtained through the ancestral 'saignee' technique.
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Pinot Noir grapes are hand-picked the first or second week of September, crushed in a pneumatic soft press and subsequently fermented at controlled temperature into stainless steel tanks up to 8-9% alcohol. The freshly fermented wine is kept at low temperature on its lees until February following the harvest,...
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CHAMPAGNE MULTI-VINTAGE BRUT ‘CUVEE PETRAEA 1996-2002’ - Located in the heart of the Champagne region between Reims and Epernay
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26. August 2009
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