Marsanne. The vines (more than 50 years old) give low production and guarantee high quality.

The grapes producing « Le Méal » come from the Méal hillside. Its soil is made up of very old river alluvions from the glacial era and a lot of pebbles which contribute to the soil warming.

The grapes are hand-harvested at full maturity.

Foie grasCrayfish,lobsterFish, poultry in saucesWhite meatsGoat's cheese,blue cheeseSpicy dishes and curry

After pressing the entire grapes, the must is cold-racked for 24 hours. About 50 % is vinified in new casks, the rest ferments in vats.

Before bottling, the maturing in casks is checked by frequent tastings. Organoleptic tests are carried out to determine how long it should remain in casks and the bottling date.

Colour : Brilliant and golden yellow.
Nose : Mineral, white fleshed fruits, dried apricot, slight musk scent.
Mouth : Well-balanced, fruity, apple sauce, acidity contributing to a pleasantly fresh taste. An agreeable vanilla touch to woody notes.