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Yann Bertrand x Thibault Pfifferling

Yann Bertrand, "Triptyque" 2023 [1.5L - MAG]

Yann Bertrand, "Triptyque" 2023 [1.5L - MAG]

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Secret Pfifferling! Done in collaboration with Thibault Pfifferling (of L'Anglore), this wine takes Syrah/Grenache/Cinsault from L'Anglore vineyards as its base. Hand-harvested, grapes are vinified separately -- the Grenache and Cinsault are co-carbonically macerated meanwhile the Syrah is directly pressed. Spontaneous fermentation and aging for up to 9 months took place in a combination of concrete tanks and neutral barrels. Bottled unfined, unfiltered, no additional SO2. 

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