Le Rocher des Violettes Touraine Rouge Côt Vieilles Vignes 2015 faiveley2024 So much so that the

So much so that the first grape harvest started on August 11th

This wine stands out for its aromatic exuberance and balanced flavours

The soils between the communes of Alba and Diano d'Alba are perfect for producing a Barbera with a distinctive florality and elegance

” while Andrew Jefford suggests the hill gives “some of the most 'mineral' Chablis of all

savory finish

Le Rocher des Violettes Touraine Rouge Côt Vieilles Vignes 2015 faiveley2024 So much so that the100% Malbec, hand picked from 1. 8ha of old vines, planted in 1918, 1970 and 1991 at 7800 vines ha. Produced from very low yields of just 25hl ha and whole bunch fermented with ambient yeast in one tronconique (upright truncated cone) oak vat for 3 weeks, followed by 12 months elevage in the same vat. Certified organic viticulture.