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Domaine Matassa (Tom Lubbe)

Matassa, "Blanc" 2022

Matassa, "Blanc" 2022

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$52.00 USD
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Tom's top white wine, and the only one not from a single parcel.

Grenache Gris and Macabeu grown on 90+ year-old vines across schistous soils of varying colors. Whole-cluster, direct-press of the Grenache Gris meanwhile the Macabeu is harvested separately and sees a 2-week maceration prior to pressing, a single racking and blending of the juices in 2100L foudre where the juice will complete spontaneous fermentation and the wine thereafter ages sur lie until bottling. Zero/zero. 11%ABV

 

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